The DCBAC Facilities Committee will hold its October rolling meeting Saturday, October 15, 2011 from 9:30a to 11:30a. DCBAC appreciates your comments regarding bicycling in the area and invite residents and bicyclists to attend. As a rolling meeting, those wanting to participate should at a minimum bring your bike, helmet and inter tubes.
Due to waning daylight in October, this will be the final rolling facilities committee meeting of the calendar year. The ride will begin at the southwest corner of M and 11th StreetsSW SE (that's at the Navy Yard on the WEST side of the Anacostia).
The meeting will ride over the 11th Street bridge into the Far Southeast Livability Study area. The purpose of the study is to increase the livability and quality of life for residents and visitors to the area by making the area safer and more accessible to both residence and visitors who walk, bike, use public transportation or automobiles.
The meeting will cover some of the streets highlighted in the study area and include the neighborhoods of Fairlawn, Penn Branch, Fairfax Village, and Randle Highlands (see map). The group will also make notes on routes into and out of the area from the west, specifically, the 11th Street and the Sousa Bridges. The study area is bounded by the Anacostia River, Good Hope Road, Naylor Road, Southern Avenue, and Massachusetts Avenue, and contains no Metro rail stations.
For more information about the meeting, please contact Jeanie Osburn Ward 5 Representative and Facilities Committee chair.
Due to waning daylight in October, this will be the final rolling facilities committee meeting of the calendar year. The ride will begin at the southwest corner of M and 11th Streets
The meeting will ride over the 11th Street bridge into the Far Southeast Livability Study area. The purpose of the study is to increase the livability and quality of life for residents and visitors to the area by making the area safer and more accessible to both residence and visitors who walk, bike, use public transportation or automobiles.
The meeting will cover some of the streets highlighted in the study area and include the neighborhoods of Fairlawn, Penn Branch, Fairfax Village, and Randle Highlands (see map). The group will also make notes on routes into and out of the area from the west, specifically, the 11th Street and the Sousa Bridges. The study area is bounded by the Anacostia River, Good Hope Road, Naylor Road, Southern Avenue, and Massachusetts Avenue, and contains no Metro rail stations.
For more information about the meeting, please contact Jeanie Osburn Ward 5 Representative and Facilities Committee chair.