Tri-County Complete Streets
Issues & Resources
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Draft Non-Motorized Plan for Lansing in the works (contact MidMEAC)
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2nd Monday (usually) Ped-Bike Chat
(contact leroy@leroyharvey.net or Tim Potter at bikes@msu.edu for more details about this informal conversation at 6pm at a local restaurant. Next is tentatively scheduled for May 21 to coincide with the "Ride of Silence." Call 505-2809 to confirm.
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Promoting Active Communities Checklist
2007
(preliminary summary only)
2006
2005-Lansing (2005 Data for Lansing only)
Also see the PAC Resource Guide & Healthy checklists (and prescriptions) for workplaces, schools, communities, faith-based organizations, and others!
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Summaries from Meetings
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Mayor's Task Force on Walking and Biking (1st report)
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Safe Routes to School
"Four-lane roadways often generate excessive speeds and significantly discourage mobility for pedestrians, cyclists and transit users. When the number of road lanes is reduced from four to three and left-turning and cycling lanes are added, vehicular capacity remains the same, auto speeds are lowered, safety is improved and the number of pedestrians increases."— Dan Burden
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PTO Fact Sheet (in MS Word) Version # 2 Version #3 (8/30/06)
Please send suggestions to Jsinno@ingham.org -
Art and Lucinda's Walkable Adventure and Thoughts from Art Slabosky
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"Pedestrian Perils" & Solutions
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BikeLansing@LMB.org -- a new LISTSERV: Contact jlindenmayer@lmb.org to subscribe
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Sane Lanes: draft article 7/13/06
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Hagadorn Road Diet Updates (6/07)
Meetings of Tri-County Complete Streets
(and earlier Citizens/People for Transp. Options)
- 7-5-07 summary
- 2-15-07 summary
- 12-14 minutes
- 10-25 minutes
- 9-27 minutes and Complete Streets webcast overheads (6 MB)
- 8-30 minutes draft brochure text
- 7-26 minutes
- 6-21 minutes
- 5/31 handout minutes
- 5/11 (Lansing Planning) click here
- 4/27 click here
- 3/30 Planning click here for Plan and Action Agenda
- 1st Meeting