June Churchill, a member of the MBAC once known as “Denver’s bike mayor,” pointed out that “there’s no major new bike projects” approved for Vibrant Denver bond funding, which cyclists had also noted before the bond measure was approved. Still, Johnston’s meeting with the committee was “quite productive,” she said. “The mayor responded directly to MBAC’s asks and made a number of commitments,” Churchill told Westword. “I wasn’t expecting anything radical or truly transformative out of this meeting, but explicitly establishing MBAC as a resource the mayor is willing to directly invest in and consult is a good thing.”
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