This is less a county issue, and more of a city issue, but I think it is a positive for our community. On Wednesday, I stopped at City Hall to see the plans for the reconstruction of 18th Avenue south of Decorah. Since I live right on 18th, 2 blocks North of Decorah, I wanted to see what the plans looked like.
While there, I found out about an effort to gather private funding for a project to paint bike lanes on a few of the streets in West Bend, including 18th Avenue north of Decorah. I'm not an avid biker by any stretch of the imagination, but I definitely like the idea. If they can get everything together, the very wide section of 18th avenue in front of my own house would have a bike lane painted there, improving safety for bicyclists and created a marked parking lane.
Since it would be privately funded, I see absolutely no negatives with this proposal, and think it would improve the quality of living.
For info on the group that is raising this money, visit their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/BikeFriendlyWestBend/
My goal is to be one of the most accessible County Board Supervisors, a leader my neighbors can trust for a no-nonsense approach to running County Government. If you have a question, concern, or viewpoint about a county issue, I want to hear from you.
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Sunday, July 31, 2016
Bike Lanes on 18th Avenue
County Supervisor, Washington County District 4 (West Bend).
Committee Assignments:
Chairman, Public Safety Committee (2020-2024),
Executive Committee (2020-2024),
Human Services Committee (2016-2020, Vice-Chair 2018-2020),
Meeting Times Advisory Committee (2017),
Quasi-Governmental Review Advisory Committee (2017-2019),
History Center Liaison (2018-2021)
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