Sebastopol Ped Line

[Tasha Beauchamp]

Hi Sarah,

The Sebastopol Ped Line is here! You may have seen the signs and stencils popping up around town. We have 3 routes:

The Green Line: The Plaza to the Laguna de Santa Rosa

The Red Line: The Plaza to the Florence Avenue Art Walk

The Blue Line: The Plaza to Ives Park

We're also online. Check us out at SebPedLine.com.

We need people to go on the walks and take a survey to give us feedback. Survey respondents are entered into a drawing to win $100. The survey can be done on paper, or via smartphone at the above address (with a map, while actually doing the walk!)

The information from the survey will help us to refine the walks and also to apply for grants to make it a more permanent program. 

The Ped Line will only be up for the month of September, so it's a good idea to get out there and do the survey.

There was an article in the Sonoma West Times and News, and iWalk Sebastopol did a walk last Saturday. We'll be at the Farmer's Market this Sunday and 9/28.

Any thoughts on how we might promote this more? 

Might any of you forward to potentially groups you are a part of?

I hope you will also walk a walk and take a survey. Who knows, you might win $100!

Tasha

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Keeping Sebastopol green, local, friendly and artistic

"Cittaslow" (pronounced chee-TAH sloh) = "Slow City" in Italian.
In 2010, Sebastopol joined the international network of over 170 Slow Cities 

The six priorities of a "Slow City" (Cittaslow):
• Support locally made products and agriculture

• Celebrate our history and culture

• Welcome visitors and embrace neighbors

• Integrate technologies for improved well-being

• Protect the health of the environment

• Develop community-friendly infrastructure (walk ways, bike paths, open space and parks)