Queens Community Board 5 Transportation Committee: Bike Lane Planning
Among other items on the agenda, Queens Community Board 5's transportation committee will hear an update from the Department of City Planning about bike route planning and from DOT and DDC on plaza construction on Myrtle Avenue.
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10:48 AM EST on November 18, 2013
Among other items on the agenda, Queens Community Board 5’s transportation committee will hear an update from the Department of City Planning about bike route planning and from DOT and DDC on plaza construction on Myrtle Avenue.
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