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8. MATTERS FOR COMMISSION'S REVIEW /ACTION /INFORMATION <br />a. Reports from Meetings attended <br />Chair Ritter: Bicycle and Pedestrian meeting? <br />Commissioner Allen: I was there. There were more attendees than ever. There were <br />about 50 and they were from across the Bay Area, and it brought forward independent <br />of blame or anything, it just brought forward how much further we have to go in <br />Pleasanton to improve bicycle safety. And Jerry Pentin was there and encouraged <br />people to come to the Council meeting to heighten awareness about the importance of <br />investing more in bike trail and bike safety because right now, Jerry is the only cyclist on <br />the Council and it really is an important area. <br />The second point here is I ended up going on a ride with a group; the Pleasanton <br />Peddlers, for the first time about a week and one half ago, and I was actually shocked <br />on a Thursday to see about 40 people; half women, half men, all ages riding from <br />Pleasanton to Livermore at 14 miles an hour. Many of them work and they took part of <br />the day off or something, but that's a lot of commitment for that many people to be out <br />riding and they have three rides a week. I was expecting five people, but I mean there <br />are a lot of people that are cycling for health as much as anything. <br />Chair Ritter: That's a big group. I've ridden around Lake Tahoe. I'm a bicyclist also, <br />contrary to the way I look, but haha, we do have a lot of fun. One thing I just wanted to <br />bring up to my fellow Commissioners is that when we created, I was on the Trails <br />Committee once and then we created the Bicycle Committee and now it's the Bicycle <br />and Trails Committee and there's a discussion about making the Bicycle Committee <br />possibly come under more planning focus with Tassano type stuff and the trails being <br />more parks and rec because they kind of mix, and I just wanted to float that out there <br />about things that I've heard because when I was on Parks and Rec we never heard <br />anything about traffic studies. When I'm on Planning I hear a lot about that, so just a <br />thought that might come up at these meetings. <br />Beaudin: It is a Bike Pedestrian and Trails Committee and so the committees were <br />merged at a point in the past. <br />Chair Ritter: I was on that. I was on the Trails Committee and on the merged committee. <br />It kind of lost its focus on on- street biking. That's the challenge I'm hearing. <br />Beaudin: You all are aware that we're doing a Bike and Pedestrian Master Plan update <br />currently, so that process is on -going and we're prioritizing a list of improvements that — <br />it's pretty long, and we actually, Measure B and Measure BB money is coming to the <br />City on an annual basis and we want to make sure we're spending the money in a way <br />that's consistent with the community's expectations and prioritization. <br />Chair Ritter: That's great. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, July 13, 2016 Page 36 of 38 <br />
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