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Walk-Audit at Stevens Creek Elementary
On March 15, Cupertino city staff including Safe-Routes-2-School (SR2S) program coordinator Chelsea Biklen and Alta Planning staff Lola Torney and Carlos Valadao came to Stevens Creek Elementary to conduct a "Walk-Audit" during morning drop off time. Principal Diane...
SR2S Working Group Meeting – March 8 2017
Hi All! Thanks for attending another great SR2S Working Group meeting last Wednesday. It’s so exciting to be around passionate community members like yourselves and watch our programmatic ideas come into fruition as physical changes. Attached are the materials from...
[The Mercury News] Children up to the age of 12 can now ride bicycles on the sidewalk in Cupertino.
http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/02/14/cupertino-children-up-to-12-can-now-ride-bikes-on-sidewalks/ At a Feb. 7 meeting on Feb. 7, the city council voted 3-2 in favor of amending the municipal code to raise the minimum sidewalk riding age from 10 to 12. Councilmen Rod...
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