Multi-jurisdictional bike lanes are on the agenda when Farmington’s Pathways Committee meets Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 6 p.m. in the conference room at City Hall.
The committee’s posted agenda lists a discussion of the topic with Melanie Piana, program director for the Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan. The agenda does not specify which corridors or jurisdictions the discussion will cover.
The bike lane item is listed as a standalone discussion, separate from old or new business.
A long slate of old business updates follows. Items include the Grand River Crossing, e-bikes, the School Street and Grand River sidewalk, a Grand River speed sign, a State Street pedestrian crossing, Gill Road speed issues, lighting near City Hall, a Shiawassee tree update and the Rams Horn sidewalk.
Under new business, the committee plans to discuss potential target areas, including the Ten Mile and Farmington Road intersection and its pedestrian island. The agenda also asks whether any new city construction projects should be on the committee’s radar.
The meeting is open to public comment.
The Pathways Committee’s next meeting is scheduled for Dec. 9.
