Bicyclists Sought for Planning Committee
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The City Council is seeking avid bicyclists for two spots on its Bicycle Master Plan Development Committee.
The committee is being created to develop a master plan that connects trails and roadways for bicyclists--both recreational riders and commuters. Currently, the city has no designated trail system except a six-mile stretch along the Arroyo Simi flood control channel, city Traffic Engineer Ron Fuchiwaki said.
Committee members would serve in a volunteer capacity and would meet about once every six weeks beginning in August. Applications must be received by July 27. For application forms or information, contact Fuchiwaki at 583-6808.
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