From City Manager Oliver Chi's weekly report ...
~ In May, Monrovia cut its water usage by 19.8%, from 217.4 million gallons of water to 174.4 million gallons, a reduction of 43 million gallons.
~ The Cloverleaf Access Point Working Committee discussed concerns raised by neighbors living along Cloverleaf and Hidden Valley about the Cloverleaf access point to the city's Wilderness Area. Topics: On-street parking restrictions; new gates / access controls to allow for pedestrian use only at the Cloverleaf Access Point; enhanced city patrols; bike related concerns.
~ On June 20, starting at 12 p.m. at Library Park, there will be reading events held throughout the day to kick off the summer reading program. For more information, call the Monrovia Public Library at 256-8274.
~ Monrovia's Gold Line station dedication will take place on Saturday, September 12, 2015, at 10 a.m.
~ If you have an opinion about public transportation, the Southern California Association of Governments is inviting the public to provide input on the Regional Transportation Plan. June 29, 2015, from 9-11 a.m. at the Monrovia Community Center, 119 W. Palm Ave.
Source: http://goo.gl/B08bo9
- Brad Haugaard
Do you know who is on the Cloverleaf Access Committee? Are there any mountain biking representatives?
ReplyDeleteI don't have a list of the participants on the committee, but I do have a letter in to City Manager Chi asking what the city is doing to solicit the opinions of hikers and bicyclists. I'll probably publish the response as soon as I get it.
DeleteI agree Brad, and how about notifications of these Committee Meetings?
DeleteDo you know if the reduction in water was compared to last year or last month? I'm assuming the former, but wanted to be sure.
ReplyDeleteI believe it is being compared to the same month in the base year of 2013, from what I'm reading. See the link at the bottom of the story for the source info.
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