Agenda
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Thursday, May 13, 2021
1:30 – 3:30 pm CDT
Presented by Mindy S. Moore, AICP
Agenda:
Covering the 5 E’s of bicycling:
• Engineering – what should we do?
• Education – what’s the marking mean?
• Encouragement – who wants to ride?
• Evaluation and planning – how’d we do? And what’s next?
• Equity – who did we impact?
Public engagement
• How to reach out and get the engagement that’s needed for a strong plan
Implementation and funding
• How to implement the great ideas that were developed in the plan
Other
• What about e-vehicles? E-scooters, E-bikes, and hoverboards, oh my!
• How should we integrate micromobility into our biking and walking networks?
Or should we?
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Speakers
Mindy S. Moore
Mindy S. Moore, AICP, Planner with Snyder & Associates, Inc.
Ms. Moore has 20 years of experience as a planner and project manager for various projects including trails, on-street bicycling, wayfinding signage, parks, and comprehensive plans. She’s employed by Snyder & Associates, Inc., which allows her to serve clients in Iowa and the Midwest who want to create active, healthy, sustainable, and equitable communities. She’s passionate about creating communities where people can choose to walk or bike for recreation and transportation; they can connect with nature in parks and greenways; businesses can thrive; and children can play freely.