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Meetings
Meetings are suspended until the local state of emergency is lifted.
Day/Time:
5 p.m. fourth Monday of each month, with the exception of July/Aug and Nov/Dec for breaks.
All dates are subject to change.
Location:
800 Battlefield Blvd, Life Styles Center at Chesapeake Regional Medical Center
Chesapeake Bicycle/Trails Advisory Committee
Phone: 757-382-6176 | Fax: 757-382-6406 |
Contact: Benjamin Camras | Email: bcamras@cityofchesapeake.net |
Address: 306 Cedar Road, Chesapeake, VA 23322 |
The Chesapeake Bicycle/Trails Advisory Committee shall act in an advisory capacity to the City Council in carrying out the City trails plan adopted by the City Council, to make recommendations, and such other duties as may be assigned to the committee by City Council. (City Code Sec 2-620-26)
It is the mission of the Chesapeake Bicycle and Trails Advisory Committee to:
- Advise the City with regard to the development and maintenance of routes and trails throughout the City.
- Prioritize routes and trails and make recommendations to update the City's Trails Plan, considering potential funding, projects underway in neighboring localities and the connectivity with areas of interest within the City, i.e. libraries, schools, parks, and other trails.
Enhance safety for all citizens by recommending improvements to established and developing routes and trails, i.e. signage and roadway accommodations.
- Promote regional bike and trail opportunities and cooperation with neighboring localities.
- Advocate for alternative means of transportation, recreational trails and the facilities required to support them, i.e. bike racks.
- Consult with the multitude of local state and national organizations that promote the transportation and recreational benefits of trails.
- Promote education within the community on the benefits of using alternative methods of transportation and recreational trails.

Proposed Commonwealth Railway Trail in Western Branch: