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Local bicyclist urges cleaner bike lanes; BPAC asks staff to check city sweeping and 311 process
Summary
A resident urged the Mesilla Valley MPO BPAC to address debris, sand and cracking in bike lanes. Committee members suggested using the city 311 system, asked staff to contact the city for clarification, and asked Velo Cruces to report back on whether the reporting system leads to cleanup.
Mike Basehart told the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee that city bike lanes contain “sand, gravel, glass from car accidents, metal, and other debris” and are “severely cracked and buckled,” making them hard to ride safely. BPAC members responded by explaining reporting options and asking staff and local cycling groups to follow up.
The committee chair, George Pearson, said the city has a street‑sweeping schedule and that callers can use…
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