The City of Toronto wants to hear your comments and new ideas to set cycling priorities for the next five years.

Thursday, July 26th
6:30 to 9 p.m.
St. Lawrence Hall
157 King Street East (at Jarvis)

As we reach the 6th year of the Toronto Bike Plan, this first session will be an open house format to:

• learn about the status of current City projects from staff
• give feedback and comments
• participate in activities to help prioritize bike projects and timelines

Share your thoughts and visions in moving the cycling agenda forward with projects that support both current and new cyclists.

All public input will be used in:

• A report to City Council,
• a record on City website and,
• forming the agenda for the next public consultation session.

Valet Bike Parking and refreshments will be available. Hope to see you there!

For more information, please contact bikeweek@toronto.ca.

More info on the City's website, and there are apparently rumours that "something big" will be announced in regards to the BikePlan.

I think "it" may be just the announcement that Council has okay'd that the City will complete the bikeplan by 2012 (which would be big, since it would involve a large increase in new bike infrastructure over the next 5 years).

However, if the news is something else... I'll be very pleased. As will most cyclists, no doubt.

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