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Metro is convening a series of Bicycle Roundtable meetings in
2010, and we welcome your participation! Doug Failing, Metro’s Executive
Director of Highway Programs and Interim Chief Planning Officer, was active in
the Caltrans Bicycle Advisory Committee. He will kick-off the first Metro
Bicycle Roundtable meeting.

The purpose of the first meeting is to initiate a dialogue
and identify issues of importance to cyclists in Los Angeles County.
This will lead to a vision for enhancing Metro’s current program. The
outcome of the first meeting will determine the frequency, next steps, and
agendas of future meetings.

The first Metro Bicycle Roundtable meeting
is scheduled for:

Friday, February 19, 2010

2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Metro

One Gateway Plaza

Los
Angeles
, CA 90012

Windsor Conference Room, 15th
Floor

Light refreshments will
be served.

Sign-in and receive a
visitor badge at the 3rd Floor security desk.

Please be on time. This meeting will start promptly at 2:00
pm.

Please RSVP by Friday, February 12, 2010 to Jennifer Gill at
(213) 922-4224 or gillj@metro.net.

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