Bicycle Tasmania
                                     
              Agenda for ordinary monthly meeting 2005/03/17
                                     
1    Present

2    Welcome

3    Apologies
     Ambrose Canning, Richard Nichols, Adrian Sulivan.

4    Confirmation of Minutes of Last Meeting
     

5    Correspondence Incoming

5.1

5.2

5.3

6    Correspondence Outgoing
6.1

7    Business Arising

7.1  Insurance
     

7.2  Rides Calendar - Tim
     Progress and feedback on Rides Calendar?

8    Committee and Other Reports

8.1  Brighton BUG

8.2  Kingborough BUG – Richard
     The KBug has met 3 times over the last month and a half, to thrash
     out and prioritise the Kingborough Bicycle Plan. There is still a
     lot of work to be done but we feel that the basics are in place. The
     Hobart MTB Park as it will be known, is going ahead in leaps and
     bounds. There is a lot of interest in the community, and many
     cyclists have offered their help already in constructing tracks etc.
     I will give a more detailed synopsis for the next meeting.

8.3  Clarence BUG

8.4  Glenorchy BUG

8.5  Hobart BUG – Ambrose
     Hobart Bicycle Plan Advisory Committee - Special Meeting - 28th
     February, 2005 - 2.00pm. Items discussed BIKE WEEK PROGRAM - The Big
     Bike Breakfast and the Family Fun Day would be activities to be
     organised jointly with other Councils but that the Hobart Rivulet
     Ride is an activity that is to be solely organised by the Hobart
     Bicycle Advisory Committee; HOBART RIVULET RIDE - Ken White will be
     the leader; FAMILY FUN DAY - Bicycle Tas will be organising events
     for children etc. on the car park and the adjacent lawn area.

8.6  CyclingSouth

8.7  Web Site – Andrew
     Total web site hits for month: 5,390 per day: 35 (February 6,008
     December 3,877 November 4,400).

8.8  Membership – David
     

9    New business

9.1  BFA News - David
     Excepts from BFA email – “Not the National Strategy - On 3rd and 4th
     March the ABC met to workshop a preliminary draft of a replacement
     for “Australia Cycling: the National Strategy 1999-2004”... The
     strategy that is likely to emerge would be better regarded as an
     “ABC strategy” rather than a “national strategy”... The BFA
     Committee firmly believes the federal government should show
     leadership and develop a genuine strategy for cycling throughout
     Australia.”

9.2
     

9.3