vision2020@moscow.com: Re: South Couplet/U.S. 95

Re: South Couplet/U.S. 95

Bill London (london@wsunix.wsu.edu)
Thu, 15 Jun 1995 06:47:51 -0700 (PDT)

The couplet meeting is the same time as yet another meeting.
Another meeting which also invites attendance.
The Moscow Food Co-op is considering a marketing suggestion made
by latest consultant (WSu students) to expand distribution of the Co-op's
newsletter to increase sales. Other options include a second member's
mailed newsletter, mailing the existing newsletter, etc.
That meeting will be held at the Main STreet Deli at 8:30am on
Tuesday June 20. BL

On Tue, 13 Jun 1995, Kenton wrote:

> The mayor's advisory committee on the South Couplet Connectors is seeking
> comments from bicyclists and pedestrians on the latest design for the
> intersection to connect Highway 95 to Washington and Jackson streets at the so
> uth end of downtown.
>
> Gary Presol asked me, in my capacity as chairman of the Sixth STreet Bike/
> Pedestrian Path Committee, to invite bicycle and pedestrian advocates to the
> next meeting of the South Couplet Committee:
> *Tuesday, June 20
> *8 a.m.
> *Business INcubator, Main and Sweet Avenue
>
> The couplet connectors are designed to replace the two sets of 90-degree
> turns at 8th and Washington and 8th and Jackson with a 45-degree angle
> section similar to those at Washington and A, and Jackson and C at the
> north end.
>
> I have not seen the latest design, but I understand it has been scaled back
> considerably to save money. (One of the earlier concepts had a bike/ped
> tunnel going under the intersection to connect the Troy Highway to Sweet
> Avenue.) Gary presol has the plan at City Hall annex if anyone would like
> to review it before the meeting. Bob Colvin, administrator of Gritman
> Hospital, is the chair of the South Couplet Committee.
>
> If anyone on this list is interested in attending, please let me know --
> we want to have good representation but we don't want to overwhelm the
> committee.
> Thanks, KENTON
>


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