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`OVS MORN' <br /> O� 1775 tic <br /> (7 N P <br /> APRIL 19' <br /> �FXI NGSO� <br /> • Peggy/Joe noted that Selectmen and DPW would have to approve. Joe was <br /> nervous about it becoming a maintenance issue but was basically ok with it. The <br /> issue of this potentially encouraging the community to do their own (less carefully <br /> executed) DIY projects was noted. <br /> • Need for"expiration plan" for getting rid of them reiterated <br /> • Our haikus will probably be clustered. There is a judging group. The need for a <br /> veto power suggested. <br /> Bike Counters <br /> • No "magic bullet" answer - it will be "A Project" <br /> • Thousands of dollars for infrared sensors that just tell you something went by <br /> • Putting a motion-activated camera out also an option, allowing you to review <br /> faster than real-time. Systems that classify the users based on video only not <br /> available <br /> • Peggy points out that it's not understood how many bikes are traveling on roads <br /> because we don't count this; automatic counters would enable more reliable data <br /> of on-road bike use <br /> • Critter cam suggested by Bob H. Kevin raised the potential privacy issue. Mike <br /> said you just can't keep the photos and that obviates the privacy issue. <br /> • Bob H will look into putting the critter cam out on the bikeway <br /> • Mike points out that if it's obviously on the bikeway, people will try to take it. Said <br /> people on the mailing list he queried mentioned that people tried to remove these <br /> on other trails. So you need a steel box. <br /> • Mike also points out that we don't necessarily know what data we're looking for. <br /> Peggy said we want to know who is using the bikeway and what they're doing, <br /> that she is often asked what the gender demographics are on the path. Mike <br /> points out that knowing racial demographics might be good too. <br /> • Peggy notes how helpful it would be to be able to use something like this to <br /> facilitate counts, for economic development etc. Peggy mentioned commuter <br /> data continues to increase. Various people mentioned that data is generally a <br /> good thing. <br /> • Idea of looking at Strava counts raised. <br /> Bike Crash Reporting <br /> • Kevin summarized history of crash report draft document <br /> • Kevin mentioned police are still doing a paper and pencil report. <br /> • Peggy said Captain McLean encouraged working more closely with Paul <br /> Callahan. Many times the report is taken while the cyclist is still disoriented from <br /> the crash. <br />