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History:
The BPAC was established by the East-West Gateway Coordinating Council in July of 1995 based on the recommendations set forth in the St. Louis Region Bicycle Facilities Plan. The Plan was adopted by the EWGCC Board of Directors in April of 1995.
The guiding mission of the BPAC is to enhance access and mobility throughout the region by encouraging the coordinated development of bicycle and pedestrian facilities, programs, and
activities that will enhance safe access to major residential areas, educational, government and cultural institutions, employment and retail activity centers, as well as parks and
recreational areas.
Membership:
The BPAC represents a cross-section of public, private, and non-profit representatives from the region. Advisory Committee members include: planning officials from the region's municipalities, county and state transportation departments; representatives from the region's principal universities and employment sites; individuals from key public interest and advocacy groups; and individuals representing the general public and cycling community.
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