Key Dates
January 08 2020
Community Open House
5:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Vancouver Community Library
901 C Street
Vancouver, WA 98660
As part of the continued public engagement for the Westside Bike Mobility Project, the project team will host several events in January 2020 where you can learn about the six route options being considered. The route options include sections of Columbia Street, Daniels Street, Franklin Street, and Washington Street.
Join us for an open house to learn more about the benefits, tradeoffs, and impacts of each route option, including potential on-street parking removal and safety improvements for people traveling in the corridors.
Everyone is welcome to participate in this opportunity. All feedback received will be included in the final recommendation and community engagement report that will be presented to City Council on February 3.
In addition to this opportunity, the project team is hosting coffee talks as well as an online open house and presentations with neighborhood associations and other community groups.
Please visit the online open house on the Be Heard Vancouver Web page throughout the month of January to view corridor concepts and provide feedback. You can also visit the project website at any time for more information.
Vancouver Community Library
901 C Street
Vancouver, WA 98660
As part of the continued public engagement for the Westside Bike Mobility Project, the project team will host several events in January 2020 where you can learn about the six route options being considered. The route options include sections of Columbia Street, Daniels Street, Franklin Street, and Washington Street.
Join us for an open house to learn more about the benefits, tradeoffs, and impacts of each route option, including potential on-street parking removal and safety improvements for people traveling in the corridors.
Everyone is welcome to participate in this opportunity. All feedback received will be included in the final recommendation and community engagement report that will be presented to City Council on February 3.
In addition to this opportunity, the project team is hosting coffee talks as well as an online open house and presentations with neighborhood associations and other community groups.
Please visit the online open house on the Be Heard Vancouver Web page throughout the month of January to view corridor concepts and provide feedback. You can also visit the project website at any time for more information.
January 14 2020
Community Coffee Talk
8:00 - 10:00 a.m.
Latte Da
205 E 39th Street
Vancouver, WA 98663
(food and drinks provided)
As part of the continued public engagement for the Westside Bike Mobility Project, the project team will host several events in January 2020 where you can learn about the six route options being considered. The route options include sections of Columbia Street, Daniels Street, Franklin Street, and Washington Street.
Join us for a coffee talk to learn more about the benefits, tradeoffs, and impacts of each route option, including potential on-street parking removal and safety improvements for people traveling in the corridors.
Everyone is welcome to participate in this opportunity. All feedback received will be included in the final recommendation and community engagement report that will be presented to City Council on February 3.
In addition to this opportunity, the project team is hosting a another coffee talk as well as an in person and online open house and presentations with neighborhood associations and other community groups.
Please visit the online open house on the Be Heard Vancouver Web page throughout the month of January to view corridor concepts and provide feedback. You can also visit the project website at any time for more information.
Latte Da
205 E 39th Street
Vancouver, WA 98663
(food and drinks provided)
As part of the continued public engagement for the Westside Bike Mobility Project, the project team will host several events in January 2020 where you can learn about the six route options being considered. The route options include sections of Columbia Street, Daniels Street, Franklin Street, and Washington Street.
Join us for a coffee talk to learn more about the benefits, tradeoffs, and impacts of each route option, including potential on-street parking removal and safety improvements for people traveling in the corridors.
Everyone is welcome to participate in this opportunity. All feedback received will be included in the final recommendation and community engagement report that will be presented to City Council on February 3.
In addition to this opportunity, the project team is hosting a another coffee talk as well as an in person and online open house and presentations with neighborhood associations and other community groups.
Please visit the online open house on the Be Heard Vancouver Web page throughout the month of January to view corridor concepts and provide feedback. You can also visit the project website at any time for more information.
January 15 2020
Community Coffee Talk
4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Relevant Coffee
1703 Main Street
Vancouver, WA 98660
(food and drinks provided)
As part of the continued public engagement for the Westside Bike Mobility Project, the project team will host several events in January 2020 where you can learn about the six route options being considered. The route options include sections of Columbia Street, Daniels Street, Franklin Street, and Washington Street.
Join us for a coffee talk to learn more about the benefits, tradeoffs, and impacts of each route option, including potential on-street parking removal and safety improvements for people traveling in the corridors.
Everyone is welcome to participate in this opportunity. All feedback received will be included in the final recommendation and community engagement report that will be presented to City Council on February 3.
In addition to this opportunity, the project team is hosting a another coffee talk as well as an in person and online open house and presentations with neighborhood associations and other community groups.
Please visit the online open house on the Be Heard Vancouver Web page throughout the month of January to view corridor concepts and provide feedback. You can also visit the project website at any time for more information.
Relevant Coffee
1703 Main Street
Vancouver, WA 98660
(food and drinks provided)
As part of the continued public engagement for the Westside Bike Mobility Project, the project team will host several events in January 2020 where you can learn about the six route options being considered. The route options include sections of Columbia Street, Daniels Street, Franklin Street, and Washington Street.
Join us for a coffee talk to learn more about the benefits, tradeoffs, and impacts of each route option, including potential on-street parking removal and safety improvements for people traveling in the corridors.
Everyone is welcome to participate in this opportunity. All feedback received will be included in the final recommendation and community engagement report that will be presented to City Council on February 3.
In addition to this opportunity, the project team is hosting a another coffee talk as well as an in person and online open house and presentations with neighborhood associations and other community groups.
Please visit the online open house on the Be Heard Vancouver Web page throughout the month of January to view corridor concepts and provide feedback. You can also visit the project website at any time for more information.