Direct staff to design Richmond's first Ciclovia street-closing event for summer 2025
In Plain English
A Ciclovia temporarily closes streets to cars so people can bike, walk, and play safely. Cities like San Francisco hold these events to promote health and community engagement in areas with car-heavy infrastructure. If approved, staff returns in May with a route plan, budget, and timeline to launch Richmond's first Ciclovia next summer.
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