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Contact the chair to discuss how to expand community engagement without focusing on the draft bicycle plan

Contact planning staff currently working on the draft bicycle plan and ask that they go to the neighborhood meeting in lieu of the manager

Ask the chair of the neighborhood to cancel its meeting to discuss the draft plan because formal protest information was not previously provided

Review a copy of the draft bicycle plan and craft a white paper for the neighborhood on whether the draft has adequately engaged the public

Use of scientifically based surveys and polling to determine the broader community's level of support for various policy alternatives

Use of systematic methods to evaluate policy, with the input of teams and stakeholders, and with a focus on actionable outcomes

Strict application of repeatable numerical measurement techniques to determine the extent to which given policies have been or may be successfully implemented

Systematic review and editing of existing or proposed policy language to ensure that the format and language is consistent throughout the document