The Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee coordinates with and advises PSRC staff, policy boards, and other advisory committees on a variety of bicycle and pedestrian-related planning issues. Representatives from member jurisdictions, bicycle and pedestrian interest groups, and citizens from the central Puget Sound region are welcome to attend.

Next Meeting

May 22, 2013 • 10:00 AM – Noon

PSRC Conference Room
1011 Western Avenue, 5th Floor, Seattle, WA 98104

Contacts
Kimberly Scrivner, 206-971-3281
Robin Mayhew, 206-464-7537

Agenda
Meeting Summaries
Past Presentations

Members

Don Willott, Bainbridge Island Nonmotorized Advisory Committee
Barbara Chamberlain, Bicycle Alliance of Washington
Blake Trask, Bicycle Alliance of Washington
Roland Behee, Community Transit
Mel Roberts, Kent Bicycle Board
Robert Foxworthy, King County Dept of Natural Resources & Parks
Ruth Harvey, King County Roads
Cynthia Welti, Mountains To Sound Greenway
Dennis Neuzil, Regional Bicycling Advocate
Tessa Greegor, Cascade Bicycle Club
Joel Pfundt, City of Redmond
Sara Zora, City of Seattle DOT
Diane Wiatr, City of Tacoma – Vice Chair
Jaime Reavis, City of Tukwila
Lisa Quinn, Feet First
Aaron Grimes, King County DOT
Bill Zupancic, Kitsap Public Works
Vicky Clarke, Kitsap Regional Coordinating Council
Shawn Phelps, Pierce County
Neal Komedal, Seattle Bicycle Advisory Board
Amy Shumann, Seattle-King County Public Health – Chair
Aaron Lee, Snohomish County
Rebecca Roush, Sound Transit
Ian Macek, WSDOT Highways & Local Programs
Paula Reeves, WSDOT Highways & Local Programs
Tom Noyes, WSDOT Northwest Region
T. J. Nedrow, WSDOT Olympic Region

More Information

The committee meets the third Wednesday of each month, from 10 a.m.- 12 noon. Meetings in the odd months are for general attendance. Meetings in the even numbered months are technical meetings held as-needed, and all are welcome to attend. The Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee provides input on the following topics:

• Best practices for developing bicycle and pedestrian-friendly communities
• Design guidelines for regional growth centers and transit station areas
• Plan implementation and performance monitoring
• Methodologies for measuring bicycle and pedestrian demand
• Outreach and education on the value and benefits of non-motorized transportation
• Transportation Improvement Program project selection policy framework
• Enhancements Program project selection policy framework
• Comprehensive plan certification and review process

To receive periodic emails announcing events, committee meetings and resources related to bicycle/pedestrian planning, contact Robin Mayhew, 206-464-7537.