Saturday, November 23, 2013
Civic Government Backpedals on Complete Streets and Transparent Government
On
November 13, the Rutherford Borough Council in New Jersey unanimously approved a
new road striping plan for the first phase of the Rutherford
Bike Ring.
In an ironic twist for the bike plan, this first phase of the
striping
did not include bike lanes.
Despite three years of meetings, letters of support from residents, local, state
and federal elected officials, the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission, Hackensack
Riverkeeper, Rutherford Downtown Partnership and the heads of the police,
schools and health departments — and in addition to almost $115,000 in taxpayer
supported planning and design work for the original Bike Ring — the latest
version of the plan was approved within minutes of first being presented,
without public viewing and without public comment. Read more.
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