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== Committee priorities defined in our 2020 Action Plan == |
== Committee priorities defined in our 2020 Action Plan == |
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#Improve our relationships with municipalities. |
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#Improve committee focus. |
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#Improve our visibility in the community. |
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It's time to revisit these priorities and see if they make sense. |
It's time to revisit these priorities and see if they make sense. |
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Dragana made an interactive map of top 5 map gaps in TriCities |
Dragana made an interactive map of top 5 map gaps in TriCities |
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Her app explains what all of these apps are |
Her app explains what all of these apps are |
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Dragana can create a legend for routes of different colours |
Dragana can create a legend for routes of different colours |
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Number one gap is the United Way stretch |
Number one gap is the United Way stretch |
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What about the bridge across the Coquitlam river on Lincoln Avenue? Is that still in the works? |
What about the bridge across the Coquitlam river on Lincoln Avenue? Is that still in the works? |
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Scott K. is willing to do it again if other folks are okay with that; it’s a two-year term |
Scott K. is willing to do it again if other folks are okay with that; it’s a two-year term |
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Andrew is hoping to stay in in his citizen/Dad role and will send Jenny an email to confirm he can continue |
Andrew is hoping to stay in in his citizen/Dad role and will send Jenny an email to confirm he can continue |
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Clark route work is being accelerated |
Clark route work is being accelerated |
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Barnet Highway to Rocky Point Park is the specific gap on Dragana’s map |
Barnet Highway to Rocky Point Park is the specific gap on Dragana’s map |
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Lumber mill at Rocky Point would have some impact on cycling infrastructure |
Lumber mill at Rocky Point would have some impact on cycling infrastructure |
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== I Bike I Vote == |
== I Bike I Vote == |
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Everyone go |
Everyone go here [https://bikehub.ca/about-us/news/provincial-elections-october-2020?fbclid=IwAR2Jj0-n_Zq-a7CbU4cAghL6Mu94Ig07gpsXtjbk9BCgauusENLPlgZYkKM] to generate automatic advocacy emails to the Provincial candidates in your area. |
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This is a neat app that lets you send a form email to all of the candidates in your city, based upon postal code |
This is a neat app that lets you send a form email to all of the candidates in your city, based upon postal code |
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Andrew thinks he could write a ‘real letter’ to Rick Glumac a letter about the TriCities issues |
Andrew thinks he could write a ‘real letter’ to Rick Glumac a letter about the TriCities issues |
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Invite the new MLAs to our next meeting to talk about the map gaps (Andrew to add to agenda for next time) |
Invite the new MLAs to our next meeting to talk about the map gaps (Andrew to add to agenda for next time) |
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== Bike to Work Week Recap == |
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Kathryn and Vince volunteered at the Coquitlam Knowledge Hubs (Pinetree and Guildford & Poirier) |
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Not that many people stopped by (12 at Poirier and 15 at Pinetree) |
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Questions about signage and the best routes to go on because riding in parts of Coquitlam are terrible for riding |
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Discussion on the Barnett Highway - can we make this a major issue between the Burnaby and Port Moody committees? Needs improvement for people who bike to work in Vancouver |
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This is the best way out of the TriCities |
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Burnaby section needs work but the Committee has issues dealing with the City of Burnaby |
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== 20 in 20 update == |
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Vince provided about 6 suggestions that were related to MOTI; he sent the items to the MOTI contractor (Main Roads) to take a look at - Vince to follow up with contractor |
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Street cleaning on the Barnet needs to be increased, especially during the winter because getting a flat is not fun |
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Green paint in Port Moody was from last year’s 20 in 20 – so good things can happen! |
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Dragana received all three spreadsheets from Evan Hammer to try and visualize the locations for the 20 in 20 fixes |
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== Committee priorities review and catch-up. It's fall! Are we going to meet all of our goals for 2020? == |
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(Priority 1) Andrew to invite Anne Pynenburg from Port Coquitlam to a future meeting; discuss the route from the Pitt River bridge to Coquitlam Centre |
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Could we invite someone from Metro Vancouver to the meeting to talk about the issue of access to/from the Port Mann bridge? Leon to follow up with his contact at Metro Vancouver |
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Priority 2 is making good progress |
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Priority 3: Andrew to see if we can advertise our next meeting in the TriCity news |
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To revisit these goals next meeting and see if we are on track |
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== Port Moody Update == |
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New separated bike lane that goes up this hill for a few blocks |
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Primarily there as a traffic calming measure |
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Not AAA but it’s an improvement |
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Local residents are actually asking for this as a traffic calming measure |
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Andrew to look into where to get our money for an ad in the TriCity news |
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== Other Business == |
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Andrew to look into getting a Skip the Dishes coupon for all the active members to use (instead of having pizza at an in-person meeting) |
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Spring Street rat running issue; hundreds of cars use it during rush hour to bypass St. John’s |
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City is considering making it one way |
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Dragana at Woodland Park open house for neighbourhood development; there are plans to upgrade bike route to Triple A |
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Meeting adjourned at 7:50 p.m. |
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== Next Meeting == |
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Tuesday, November 3 at 6:30 p.m. on GoTo Meeting |
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Latest revision as of 22:14, 17 October 2020
In attendance
Andrew H., Dragana R., Leon L., Vince H., Scott K.
Mission Reflection
HUB's mission is to get more people cycling more often.
Committee priorities defined in our 2020 Action Plan
- Improve our relationships with municipalities.
- Improve committee focus.
- Improve our visibility in the community.
It's time to revisit these priorities and see if they make sense.
Reminder of our Top 5 Map Gaps
Dragana made an interactive map of top 5 map gaps in TriCities
Her app explains what all of these apps are
Dragana can create a legend for routes of different colours
Number one gap is the United Way stretch
What about the bridge across the Coquitlam river on Lincoln Avenue? Is that still in the works?
Appoint Port Moody Transportation Committee Rep
Scott K. is willing to do it again if other folks are okay with that; it’s a two-year term
Andrew is hoping to stay in in his citizen/Dad role and will send Jenny an email to confirm he can continue
Clark route work is being accelerated
Barnet Highway to Rocky Point Park is the specific gap on Dragana’s map
Lumber mill at Rocky Point would have some impact on cycling infrastructure
I Bike I Vote
Everyone go here [1] to generate automatic advocacy emails to the Provincial candidates in your area.
This is a neat app that lets you send a form email to all of the candidates in your city, based upon postal code
Andrew thinks he could write a ‘real letter’ to Rick Glumac a letter about the TriCities issues
Invite the new MLAs to our next meeting to talk about the map gaps (Andrew to add to agenda for next time)
Bike to Work Week Recap
Kathryn and Vince volunteered at the Coquitlam Knowledge Hubs (Pinetree and Guildford & Poirier)
Not that many people stopped by (12 at Poirier and 15 at Pinetree)
Questions about signage and the best routes to go on because riding in parts of Coquitlam are terrible for riding
Discussion on the Barnett Highway - can we make this a major issue between the Burnaby and Port Moody committees? Needs improvement for people who bike to work in Vancouver
This is the best way out of the TriCities
Burnaby section needs work but the Committee has issues dealing with the City of Burnaby
20 in 20 update
Vince provided about 6 suggestions that were related to MOTI; he sent the items to the MOTI contractor (Main Roads) to take a look at - Vince to follow up with contractor
Street cleaning on the Barnet needs to be increased, especially during the winter because getting a flat is not fun
Green paint in Port Moody was from last year’s 20 in 20 – so good things can happen!
Dragana received all three spreadsheets from Evan Hammer to try and visualize the locations for the 20 in 20 fixes
Committee priorities review and catch-up. It's fall! Are we going to meet all of our goals for 2020?
(Priority 1) Andrew to invite Anne Pynenburg from Port Coquitlam to a future meeting; discuss the route from the Pitt River bridge to Coquitlam Centre
Could we invite someone from Metro Vancouver to the meeting to talk about the issue of access to/from the Port Mann bridge? Leon to follow up with his contact at Metro Vancouver
Priority 2 is making good progress
Priority 3: Andrew to see if we can advertise our next meeting in the TriCity news
To revisit these goals next meeting and see if we are on track
Port Moody Update
New separated bike lane that goes up this hill for a few blocks
Primarily there as a traffic calming measure
Not AAA but it’s an improvement
Local residents are actually asking for this as a traffic calming measure
Andrew to look into where to get our money for an ad in the TriCity news
Other Business
Andrew to look into getting a Skip the Dishes coupon for all the active members to use (instead of having pizza at an in-person meeting)
Spring Street rat running issue; hundreds of cars use it during rush hour to bypass St. John’s
City is considering making it one way
Dragana at Woodland Park open house for neighbourhood development; there are plans to upgrade bike route to Triple A
Meeting adjourned at 7:50 p.m.
Next Meeting
Tuesday, November 3 at 6:30 p.m. on GoTo Meeting