meeting with the clerks
Jen and Morgan met with the iCAP team clerks today to plan for the semester.
Jen and Morgan met with the iCAP team clerks today to plan for the semester.
Cynthia Hoyle create a new registration link for the Learn How to Ride class: https://shorturl.at/gyBQX
On September 11, 2023, Bike at Illinois reached out to 29 users, who had won the Bike Registration Raffle. Eight winners were from May 2023 to August 2023, and the remaining were from the previous periods for which the original winners had relinquished their prizes.
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Attached are correspondence sent on behalf of Chancellor Robert Jones.
Please see attached.
These have been posted to the Bike at Illinois Twitter (https://twitter.com/bikeatillinois/status/1701252525112885560) and Facebook as well.
Attached is the 2023-2024 iCAP teams charge letter.
Below is an email sent by Madhu Khanna to the 2023-2023 ICAP Teams:
Dear iCAP Team Members,
Thank you once again for your service in helping to make the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign a more sustainable campus. Attached is your charge letter for the 2023-2024 academic year with an outline of your campus sustainability duties as part of an iCAP Team. We look forward to your positive and impactful contributions.
Thank you,
Madhu
These are the notes from our first SSLC meeting of the semester on 9/15/2023.
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Please find attached PDF containing performance metrics for ZipCar usage on campus for August 2023.
Digital signage for Bike to Work Day and Light the Night have been posted to the campus Digital signs. See attached
Join the Others in the Community at Bike to Work and Light the Night Events
Bike at Illinois strives to offer resources, education, and engagement for a safer, more comfortable, and more enjoyable biking experience on the Urbana campus. As the university celebrates C-U Bike Month, please join students, faculty, and staff in upcoming events and learn more about bicycle registration, safety tips, rules of the road, bike infrastructure, and how to participate in sustainability initiatives.
Bike to Work Day
Ride your bike to campus on Thursday, September 14, and get a free T-shirt! Welcome stations featuring drinks and snacks will be available from 7 to 10 a.m., at eight university locations. You must preregister at https://go.fs.illinois.edu/BiketoWorkDay and bring your bicycle to get the shirt.
Volunteers can also help provide more information about the benefits of registering your bike with 529 Garage’s national database (https://go.illinois.edu/RegisterYourBike). Once registered, owners will get a 529 Shield (registration decal) to help as a theft deter
Light the Night – Free Bike Light Giveaway
The 16th annual LTN is Tuesday, September 19, from 4 to 7 p.m., at Alma Mater Plaza, Hallene Gateway, and the Campus Bike Center (51 E. Gregory Drive). You MUST bring your bike to get a light set. Approximately 1,100 bike light sets will be available this year.
Remember, bike lights are required by Illinois law when riding at night. Volunteers are still needed for the event.
Purchase order created for Learn How to Ride class on campus. It will be taught by Cynthia Hoyle (PO #P2549793) and Lily Wilcock (PO #P2549790). The total cost will $600 for 6 students maximum.
Attached is a detailed metrics report for total Veo rides taken on campus for the month of July 2023.
Attached is a detailed metrics report for total Veo rides taken on campus for the month of June 2023.
Attached is a detailed metrics report for total Veo rides taken on campus for the month of May 2023.
Attached is a detailed metrics report for total Veo rides taken on campus for the month of April 2023.
Attached is a detailed metrics report for total Veo rides taken on campus for the month of March 2023.
On July 18th, Brent Lewis approved 16 more sites for installation, and the site on Champaign property was approved on July 6. On September 6th, these 17 sites plus the 7 additional sites sent to earlier this summer on June 7th (the eighth site at Siebel Center for Computer Science was installed on August 1st, so it was omitted from this spreadsheet), were sent to the iron workers for a total of 24 sites.
55 dual bins remain in storage and need site proposals from the zero waste team and approval from Brent Lewis.
Provided a basic overview of zero waste objectives and initiatives at the university, the waste management process, and opportunity to join an upcoming Waste Transfer Station tour