Venice Neighborhood Council to Discuss Main St. Bike Lanes
When: Tuesday, September, 20; 7 PM Where: Westminster Elementary – 1010 Abbot Kinney (just south of Main) The City of Los Angeles proposes to extend the bicycle lanes on Main Street in Santa Monica to the Windward Circle in Venice. This project will be on the agenda for the Venice Neighborhood Council board of directors to consider … Continued
10:11 PM PDT on September 16, 2011
When: Tuesday, September, 20; 7 PM
Where: Westminster Elementary – 1010 Abbot Kinney (just south of Main)
The City of Los Angeles proposes to extend the bicycle lanes on Main Street in Santa Monica to the Windward Circle in Venice. This project will be on the agenda for the Venice Neighborhood Council board of directors to consider supporting at their upcoming meeting. Please come show your support for this important bikeways improvement. You may also email the VNC Board at board@venicenc.org.
Learn more about Main St. in Venice on the LACBC blog.
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