Transportation Committee
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Purpose
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Committee Structure
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Meeting Minutes
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Activities
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Background Materials
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Purpose
Mission:
To encourage and support transportation in our neighbourhood that is safe, healthy and efficient for our residents.
Priority Actions:
To encourage and support transportation in our neighbourhood that is safe, healthy and efficient for our residents.
Priority Actions:
- To pursue effective enforcement of all noise by-laws and other relevant laws on all streets in our neighbourhood, includingPortage Avenue.
- To help ensure the safety of all residents, particularly children, as they move about in our neighbourhood.
- To encourage and facilitate healthy modes of transportation in all seasons of the year.
- To help ensure effective, connected routes for cyclists and pedestrians in our neigbourhood.
- To work to discourage the use of our neighbourhood streets as thoroughfares for motorists, particularly getting to and from theMaryland Bridge, and to and from Portage Avenue.
Committee Structure
The Transportation Committee is currently in formation and is looking for volunteers.
Email the Committee chair, John Anderson (janderson19491949@gmail.com) if you are interested in participating on the committee.
Email the Committee chair, John Anderson (janderson19491949@gmail.com) if you are interested in participating on the committee.
Meeting Minutes
Under construction
Activities:
The Phase 3 recommended designs are now available at the City of Winnipeg Public Works site.
On January 29, from 6 p.m. to 8p.m., the City will host an Open House at Westminster United Church, 745 Westminster Ave. The recommended designs will be presented, and you will have the opportunity to speak with members of the design team.
On January 29, from 6 p.m. to 8p.m., the City will host an Open House at Westminster United Church, 745 Westminster Ave. The recommended designs will be presented, and you will have the opportunity to speak with members of the design team.
The WRA hosted a very successful Town Hall on December 5th. The presentation was made by SafeSpeeds Winnipeg, advocating for reduced motor vehicle speed limits throughout the City. The efforts of that group will continue, and the WRA will keep Wolseley advised of the City Council's progress on this.
Thanks to the Old Grace Housing Co-op for making its common space available.
Thanks to the Old Grace Housing Co-op for making its common space available.
Background Materials
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