BIKE NEWTON INC
EIN 80-0317410 · Recreational Clubs (N50)
What they do
Bike Newton Continues to Advocate In Support of Projects and Legislation to Increase The Amount and Safety of Bicycle Infrastructure In Newton. Such Advocacy is In The Form of Attending and Speaking At Newton City Council Meetings, Correspondence to The Council and Mayor, and Communication With Other Interested Parties. Bike Newton Also Provides Representatives to Serve On Newtons Transportation Advisory Group In Order to Leverage Such Advocacy Efforts. Some of The Newton Projects of Current Advocacy Interest to Bike Newton Are As Follows: (a) Needham Street Bike Lanes; (b) Walk, Roll & Bike Network Plan; (c) Newton Highlands Village Enhancement Project; (d) Elliot Street Traffic Calming Project; (e) Commonwealth Avenue Carriageway Redesign; (f) Hammond Pond Parkway Improvement Project; (g) Washington Street Pilot. Some of The Legislative Advocacy Activities During The Year Were As Follows: (a) Participation In Massachusetts State Lobby Day: Meetings With Newtons Elected Officials to D
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ContactJonathan FrankelTreasurer
In care of% HELEN R RITTENBERG
Mailing address28 EVERGREEN CIR, WEST NEWTON, MA 02465-2161
Main phone(857) 636-0953 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- February 2010
- County
- Middlesex
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