Select nonprofit to develop city's green shared transportation system
In Plain English
The city wants to create a new shared transportation program with electric bikes, scooters, or similar vehicles. Staff will now write a formal request for proposals to find a nonprofit partner. If approved, one organization gets exclusive rights to negotiate a deal with the city.
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