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KMPO is developing a region-wide Non-Motorized Transportation Plan and we’re asking for your input on it through a quick online survey. The plan will assist in the development of a bicycle and pedestrian network within the Kootenai region. It will identify policies, goals and projects, and opportunities to provide facilities like pathways, sidewalks, and bike parking. The survey asks a variety of questions, such as how often you walk or ride your bike, where you walk or ride to, and what would get you to walk or bicycle more often. Click here for the survey, then hit the link at the top of the KMPO home page/Kootenai MPO. More here.
DFO: HBO friend Jeff Selle is one of the key people involved in the Kootenai Metropolitan Planning Organization. Which has become a major player in the local transportation planning. Please take a moment to fill out the survey in the link above and send it to KMPO.
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Staci on February 26 at 9:49 a.m.
Thanks for posting this front page DFO. We need as many people to take this as possible so we know what YOU want to see as far as a bicycle and pedestrian system in Kootenai County. I suggested a moving sidewalk through downtown CDA (what can I say, I’m lazy) but quickly got the smackdown :)