If you're unable to attend the Common Council meeting or want to attend 
additional meetings, the Pedestrian, Bicycle, Motor Vehicle Commission (PBMVC) 
will also be taking a vote on this next Tuesday as well, prior to the Common 
Council meeting. The PBMVC is televised and the Commission would welcome public 
comments on this agenda item. -Best, Aaron




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 From: India Viola <[email protected]>
To: Bikies ListServe <[email protected]> 
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 12:01 PM
Subject: [Bikies] Fwd: Action Alert: Speak up for bike lanes on Sherman Avenue
 


Let's get a great turnout for this upcoming Common Council Meeting (see info in 
email from Bike Fed below).

For those of you who are interested, Reuben and I will plan on having dinner 
and a beer at the Great Dane after the meeting.  
Join us for some bike chat if you would like!

-India

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From: Amanda White, Wisconsin Bike Fed <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 3:28 PM
Subject: Action Alert: Speak up for bike lanes on Sherman Avenue
To: [email protected]



 
Action Alert!
Speak up for bike lanes on Sherman Avenue

We’re happy to announce that the City has a plan to slow down car traffic and 
make bicycling and walking safer on Sherman Ave. These recommendations are the 
result of a long-term, community-driven effort to improve conditions for 
bicyclists and pedestrians in the neighborhood.
First, Sherman Avenue will become a 3-lane street from Trailsway to Fordem 
Avenue, consisting of a lane of traffic in each direction and a two-way left 
turn lane in the center. This change will make room for bikes lanes in addition 
to pedestrian refuge islands at five locations along the project corridor. 
These changes will greatly improve conditions for the countless pedestrians and 
bicyclists who live and travel in this area. Currently, bicyclists and 
pedestrians have to share the sidewalk as there is no safe place to travel by 
bike.
We need YOUR HELP to make this plan a reality. The Madison Common Council will 
vote on whether or not to make these changes. Please mark your calendar and 
plan to attend the upcoming Madison Common Council meeting and voice your 
support.
Madison Common Council 
Tuesday, March 5th
6:30 pm
City Council Building, Room 201 (201 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd)
If you are unable to attend the meeting, please send an email in support of the 
changes to the Common Council. You can reach all the Common Council by emailing 
[email protected].
You can find the Engineering report here: 
http://madison.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=2307038&GUID=8CF94D09-4349-4B9E-AA4F-158FBD5E7577
A big thank you to the City of Madison Traffic Engineering and Engineering 
divisions and to Alder Satya Rhodes-Conway for making this major safety 
improvement a possibility.
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