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Short Course: Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Planning
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Portland State University
Nonmotorized transportation planning and engineering has evolved over the last several years, but there are few resources or learning opportunities which cover the current state of the practice and its best practices. This comprehensive, one-day workshop will provide participants with the tools and knowledge to produce pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plans for their communities. The curriculum will draw from the experiences and lessons learned from the bicycle and pedestrian planning processes in Oregon and across the country.
The course content will be supplemented by a detailed Best Practices handbook with relevant references and resources, including a sample plan outline and descriptions of optional plan appendices.
Who should attend? Transportation professionals who are responsible for developing, updating and implementing bicycle and pedestrian master plans at the community or regional level.
The cost for this course is $295 and includes coffee, snacks, lunch, and course materials. Groups of three or more from the same agency, registering at the same time, each receive a discount of $50 off the registration fee. More information and registration: http://www.ibpi.
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