Item 12.3 - Attachment 5 |
Terms of Reference Cycleways |
Cycleways Advisory Committee
TERMS OF REFERENCE
June 2009
These Terms of
Reference are to be read in conjunction with Parramatta City Council Advisory
Committees Core Terms of Reference (2009).
1. Primary
Purpose
1.1. The
Cycleways Advisory Committee’s purpose is to advise and give feed
back to Parramatta City Council on strategic matters relating to cycling
including best practise cycleway planning and design, and behavioural change
strategies
2. Roles and
Responsibilities
2.1. Provide specialist advice and support related
to cycleways issues
2.2. Raise and address cycleways issues with Council
2.3. Provide information to Council on cycleways
issues
2.4. Establish working parties (when appropriate) to
address specific issues or projects, including NSW Bike Week
2.5. To provide a forum for community members and
organisations to raise and address cycling issues and needs
2.6. Report back to individuals, organisations and
networks on Council’s role and responsibilities and its decisions relating to
the Cycleways Advisory Committee
3. Membership
3.1. Membership of the Advisory Committee is voluntary and includes:
i. Up to two (2) representatives from Bicycle User
Groups active in the Parramatta Local Government area (8 in total)
ii. One (1) representative from any cycle club
active in the Parramatta Local Government area
iii. One (1) representative from the bicycle
retail sector in the Parramatta Local Government area
iv. One (1) resident from each Parramatta City
Council Ward (total of 5)
3.2. In addition the Cycleways Advisory Committee
will include:
i. Council staff from relevant departments (eg
Transport Planning, Traffic and Transport, Open Space and Recreation)
ii. Representatives from the RTA, Police and other
peak State Organisations
iii. Membership
of the Advisory Committee is for a period of four (4) years to coincide with
Council elections. Members may be appointed for up to two consecutive terms.
4. Membership
Application Process-
4.1. Applicants must meet all of the following
criteria:
i demonstrated
active cyclist such as a commuter, recreational or competitive rider
ii demonstrated
qualification, competency or knowledge
of best practise cycleway planning and design, and behavioural change models
iii fall within
one of the three groups outlined in the Membership section of this document
5. Frequency of
Meetings
5.1. The Committee
will meet on the first Tuesday bi-monthly from March to December.