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With greenway work (slowly) coming together, Beacon BIKES kicks off spring action

120709-FINAL-BEACON-HILLmailer-dragged1As the city works to very slowly piece together the elements of Beacon Hill’s first neighborhood greenway stretching from the I-90 Trail to Georgetown, Beacon BIKES is holding it’s first meeting of the year to talk about waling and biking initiatives on Beacon Hill.

So if you live on Beacon Hill and are not yet involved with Beacon BIKES—one of the city’s first neighborhood greenway groups—then get in touch with organizers and swing by the meeting today.

Details from the SBB events calendar:


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Spring is around the corner and with it comes more time spent outside. Let’s kick off the season with our first Beacon B.I.K.E.S. meeting of 2013! Please join us for a community discussion focusing on feedback on the existing greenway, outlining potential project ideas around the hill, and enjoying camaraderie as we make new connections.

When: Tuesday, March 26th from 5:30-7pm

Food and beverages will be provided. All ages are welcome!

Agenda:
Introductions
Announcements
Updates from BB & SDOT
Spring Ride(s)
Walking Tour(s)
Projects/Partnerships
Lisa – Washington Student League of Evergreen Mt. Bike Alliance
Kate – Plaza Roberto Maestas @ El Centro de la Raza
Patty – Veterans Administration Hospital
Close

Please contact Christine at 206-854-9543 or christine @ beaconwalksbikes.org for additional details.

Sincerely,
Ryan Harrison & Christine Cole
Co-chairs, Beacon B.I.K.E.S.


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