Active Transportation Policy Council
The Active Transportation Policy Council advises City Council on strategic priorities on all active transportation in Vancouver (which includes walking, cycling, and all non-motorized modes of transportation).
The Active Transportation Policy Council advises City Council on strategic priorities on all active transportation in Vancouver (which includes walking, cycling, and all non-motorized modes of transportation).
The Policy Council advises Council and staff on:
The Policy Council advises staff on:
The Vancouver Area Cycling Coalition, BEST, and other local and regional cycling and walking organizations are encouraged to attend subcommittee meetings, which meet a minimum of four times per year.
Provides advice to staff on priority walking and cycling and other active transportation projects. The Manager of Active Transportation will determine priority infrastructure and development projects for subcommittee input.
Provides advice to staff on the education, outreach, and promotion of active transportation modes, as well as on partnership opportunities.
The policy council may appoint a reasonable number of subcommittees to assist with its projects. Membership may include persons willing to serve who are not members of the Active Transportation Advisory Committee.
Subcommittees will each consist of up to 10 members, with a quorum of four policy council members. Optional membership on a subcommittee requires approximately a 2-hour time commitment every other month. Members are not required to be policy council members, but participation must be approved by the Active Transportation Policy Council.
Subcommittee meetings will not have administrative support from the City Clerk’s office. City staff will take summary notes to document input from subcommittee meetings that will be provided to members.
The policy council will generally meet, either formally or informally, on the third Wednesday of the month at 5:30pm in the Business Centre, Second Floor, City Hall.
Five of the meetings (listed in the Documents tab) will be formal meetings with administrative support from the City Clerk's Office.
Policy council meetings will last up to 2½ hours. A minimum of one to two additional hours a month is spent on email and other correspondence, meetings, networking, and promotion. Preparation time for all meetings is required.
Member may miss no more than four consecutive meetings without obtaining leave of absence from the policy council. Membership will be terminated following the fourth such absence.
The policy council is composed of 15 voting members. The Chair is selected by the members at the policy council's first meeting for the Council term.
Members must reapply to be reappointed.
Terms expire 7 December 2014
| Meeting date | Agenda | Minutes |
|---|---|---|
| 20 February 2013 | Agenda | Minutes |
| 17 April 2013 | Agenda | Minutes |
| 19 June 2013 | ||
| 16 October 2013 |
| Meeting date | Agenda | Minutes |
|---|---|---|
| 18 April 2012 | Agenda | Minutes |
| 16 May 2012 | Agenda | Minutes |
| 20 June 2012 | Agenda | Minutes |
| 19 September 2012 | Agenda | Minutes |
| 21 November 2012 | Agenda | Minutes |
Staff contact
Dale Bracewell
Manager, Active Transportation
Phone: 604.871.6440
Meeting coordinator
Lori Isfeld
Phone: 604-871-6355
The Procedure Bylaw regulates the procedures of Council and its committees and other bodies.
Procedure Bylaw
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The Code of Conduct Policy sets minimum expectations for the behaviour of Council officials, staff, and advisory body members in carrying out their functions.
Code of Conduct Policy
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The City designs and builds safe, nature-rich paths that encourage you to explore Vancouver without using your car through the Greenways program.
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