4. Appendix to Minutes (11/18/25) — Anaheim City Council, January 27, 2026

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RE: Item 14 Public Hearing- Amendment of Anaheim Tourism Improvement District of 2010 Management Plan
Dear Honorable Mayor Aitaken and Members of the City Council, The Kennedy Commission (the Commission) is a broad-basedcoalition of residentsand community organizations advocating for the production of homesaffordable for families earning lessthan 30,000 annually in OrangeCounty. Since 2001, we have successfully partneredwith jurisdictions acrossthe county to createhousing and land-usepolicies that increaseaffordable housing opportunities for lower-income working families.

We appreciatethe City of Anaheim’s ongoing efforts to explore different strategiesaimed at increasing access to affordable housing to the most vulnerable populations. We support the proposedmodification of including an ATID Area Worker Housing Program, within the Anaheim Tourism Improvement District, which will allocate 9% of the assessment funds toward housing related activities and improvements for the workforce that sustainsAnaheim’s tourism economy.

The new proposedAITD Are Workforce Housing initiative will fund the following programs:

First- Time Homeowners Program: Offers financial support for low- and moderate- income households ( up to 150% of area median income) through a downpayment assistanceloan to purchasetheir first home in Anaheim
Housing Stability Program: Provides one-time emergency assistance to prevent displacement, eviction, and homelessnessof very low- income and low- income ATID area Assessed Facility employees at risk of eviction or homelessness Build More Homes Initiative: Funds the development and rehabilitation of workforce housing including affordable, rental and for-salehousing, to increasethe city’s long-term supply
Anaheim’s tourism industry relies on thousandsof dedicatedhospitality workers, many of whom face severe housing cost burdens. These programs address the urgent need for affordable workforce housing in the City. Ultimately, the City’s focus should continue to prioritize increasing opportunities of affordable housing and programs especially for the workforce in low, very low, and extremely low income categories(for those earning around $ 80,916 and below). Expanding theseopportunities createsgreater worker stability, ensuring the workforce who maintain tourism in the City of Anaheim are able to live affordably in the city they serve.

We support the creation of the ATID Area workforce Housing Program and look forward to continued collaboration to ensurethat theseresourcestruly servethosemost in need. 1 We look forward to continuing to support your efforts to meet the housing needs of Anaheim’ s most vulnerable residents. If you have any questions, pleasefeel free to contact me at (949) 250-0909 or cesarc@kennedycommission. org.

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President Trump celebrated the one year of his election to the presi dency wi th tons of action. He sat down with CBS News’ Norah O' Donnell and Fox News’ Bret Baier for intervi ews and gaggled with the press.

The President was very vocal about the need to end the shutdown calling for a termination of the filibuster, commenting on the explosive growth of SNAP under Biden, and a personal message for Senator Schumer to do the right thing.

He also hosted a breakfast with Republican Senators, delivered remarks at the America Business Forum in Miami, Florida, made an announcement on favorable nation drug pricing for GLP- 1s, and participated a dinner with Central Asian Countries. The week ended hosti ng a bilateral meeti ng wi th Prime Minister Orbán Viktor of Hungary.

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FAVORABLE NATION DRUG PRICING | President Trump announced another HISTORIC PRICE SLASH on top drugs that help Americans struggling with diabetes, heart disease, obesity, and more. This will bring the cost of Ozempic from $ 1, 000 to $ 350/ mo and Wegovy from $ 1, 350 to $ 350/ mo under TrumpRx, THANKSGIVING | According to the newest report, Thanksgiving cost will be on average 3% less than last year. Walmart even stated that their Thanksgiving meal costs 25% less than last year — with its lowest turkey price since 2019.

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ABRAHAM ACCORDS | Kazakhstan officially agreed to join the historic Abraham Accords created under the first Trump Administration which brings the region one step closer to lasting peace.

CHINA | President Trump’ s leadership on China has used the IEEPA authority to address the fentanyl crisis, bring us back from the edge on trade policy, secure rare earths from them, and curtai l the purchases of Russian oil — all urgent national security issues.

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WATCH | First Lady Melania Trump - Fox News- Accepting the ' Patri ot of the Year' award at Fox Nati on Patriot Awards
READ | Interior Sec. Doug Burgum - Washington Reporter - " Irrecoverable" damage the Schumer Shutdown is doing to America' s National Parks, economy, and national securi ty WATCH | Veterans Affairs Sec. Doug Collins - Washington Times - Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins pushes back on funding cuts
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15 BILLION / WEEK
T he longest shutdown in government history has cost the US economy $ 15 billion per week thanks to the Democrats.

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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump participate in the White House Halloween celebration on the South Lawn, Thursday, October 30, 2025.

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Dear Anaheim,
Every year, more than 43 million people provide informal-– and usually unpaid— care and support to aging family members and people of all ages with disabilities. Around 80% of care workers in California are women, 74% are people of color, and 47% are immigrants. These caregivers are an important piece of the fabric of our community, and I am dedicated to connecting the countless caregivers who call our district home to federal resources— and providing t hem the support they need so that they can continue positively impacting lives, without sacrificing their ow n health or financial security.

Are you a caregiver? If so, I wanted you to know that this Saturday, November 22nd, my office w ill be hosting a Caring for Caregivers Resource Fair. The event for caregivers w ill feature different federal resources that have been made available, as well as many communit y partners that are prepared to support their work. The resource fair will last from 11: 00 AM t o 2: 00 PM — you can register here and find the event flyer below.

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I will continue to advocate for caregivers in Congress, so that we can provide them with a ll the resources they need to maintain their own health, well- being, and financia l se curity while providing critical support for others. When we take care of ourselves and each other, w e lift our community to new heights— and I am committed to working with you t o do just that.

If my office can be of service to you or your family, or if you are interest ed in more information about our Caring for Caregivers Resource Fair, please do not hesitate to call my Santa Ana office at ( 714) 559- 6190.

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Date: 11/ 16/ 2025 1: 06: 33 PM
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Dear Neighbor,
This week I returned to Washington to vote on the federal spending that would end the longest federal shutdown in U. S. history. The government shut down because Republicans in Congress w ere unwilling to protect critical affordable health care that ensures millions of Americans can get the care they need. As I bring your stories to the halls of Congress, I wanted to take a moment to show you what I’ve been working on.

FIG HT ING FOR AFFORDABLE HE ALTH CARE
On Wednesday, I voted against the flawed GOP continuing resolution because it did not resolve the question of affordable health care. The CR passed because unfortunately several Members of Congress were forced to make an impossible choice: feed their constituents or fight for affordable health care. I again voted no on this flawed CR. The President has declared it his w in, but let’ s talk about who’ s losing: everyday Americans. Young Americans and hard- w orking American taxpayers, will soon not be able to afford their health insurance bills, which will leave t hem no choice but to turn to emergency rooms instead. Remember, this is about health care for Americans, not undocumented immigrants who were never eligible to receive it in the first place.

Congressman Correa voted against the CR. Click HERE to watch the video.

PUSHING TO RE LEASE THE EPSTEIN FILE S
This week, we were finally able to swear in Representative Adelita Grijalva into the House of Representatives. After waiting seven weeks, Rep. Grijalva can finally begin her duties as a Congresswoman. Rep. Grijalva will be the 218th signature on the Epstein Files discharge petition, bringing us one step closer to releasing the files. Nobody is above the law and it is about damn time to hold these sexual predators accountable.

Congressman Correa pressed the Administration to release the Epstein files. Click HERE to watch the video

ST ANDING UP FO R CO NSUME RS
I also met with advocates from California who came to discuss ways we can protect California consumers. I chatted with advocates and consumer law experts from across California and we discussed ways to support constituents with student loans, lower costs for working families, and help Orange County residents cancel unwanted subscriptions.

Congressman Correa pressed the Administration to release the Epstein files. Click HERE to watch the video

CAREGIVER RESOURCE FAIR
Are you a caregiver? If so, I wanted you to know that Saturday, November 22nd, my office w ill be hosting a Caring for Caregivers Resource Fair. The event for caregivers w ill feature different federal resources that have been made available, as well as many community part ners that are prepared to support their work. The resource fair will last from 11: 00 AM to 2: 00 PM — you can register here and find the event flyer below.

As always, I am committed to serving you, advocating for issues that mat ter to our community, and connecting you to important resources. If you are experiencing any issues w it h a federal agency, my office is here to help. Give us a call at ( 714) 559- 6190.

Sincerely,
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DearDearMayorMayor StephanieKlopfensteinStephanieKlopfenstein Submitting a letter to address E- Bike , scooter safety education grand jury report E- BikesafetySubmitting a letter to address E- Bike , scooter safety education grand jury report E- Bike safety opportunity to create school education programs, increase activity Safeopportunity to create school education programs, increase activity Safe Route to SchoolRoute to School SafeSafe Routes to SchoolProgramRoutesto School Program that can provide many additional benefits. Belowdocumentationthatcan provide many additional benefits. Below documentation represents examples how implementation can archive change with CA State AB- 902Trafficrepresents examples how implementation can archive change with CA State AB- 902 Traffic violations: diversion programs.( 2015- 2016)violations: diversion programs.( 2015- 2016) Bicyclists with traffic tickets can now get their fines waived at Southern California’ s firstbicycleBicyclists with traffic tickets can now get their fines waived at Southern California’ s first bicycle traffic safety school in Eltraffic safety school in El MonteMonte Bicyclists with traffic tickets can now get their fines waivedatBicyclists with traffic tickets can now get their fines waived at Southern California’ s first bicycle traffic safety school in El Monte – Orange CountyRegisterSouthern California’ s first bicycle traffic safety school in El Monte – Orange County Register . CA State.CA State legislation is required to bring change with school districts to require E- bike training ongoinglegislation is required to bring change with school districts to require E- bike training on going activity to include safe route to school increase education mandatory to address thegrowingactivityto include safe route to school increase education mandatory to address the growing density mobility from housing density limits parking todensity mobility from housing density limits parking to increase health improve educationfromincrease health improve education from more physical activity .more physical activity .

With OTS funding combination a fee attaches to sales from bikes can help offset the increasecostWithOTS funding combination a fee attaches to sales from bikes can help offset the increase cost for more education funding, K to purchase fourth grade all kids bike programfor more education funding, K to purchase fourth grade all kids bike program teach withoutbiketeach without bike peddles to provide many important benefits such as bikesafetypeddles to provide many important benefits such as bike safety Home - All KidsBikeHome - All Kids Bike
CA State law AB 902 2015- 2016 has had very little attention as no awareness the cost for aticketCAState law AB 902 2015- 2016 has had very little attention as no awareness the cost for a ticket is high requires greater action to offer a diversion education with theis high requires greater action to offer a diversion education with the growing demand placeslawgrowing demand places law enforcement resources creating education will offset bad habits providing the citiesincreaseenforcement resources creating education will offset bad habits providing the cities increase infrastructure separation.infrastructure separation.

SB 932 will accelerate green cities, and active transportation will also create an annualgrantSB932 will accelerate green cities, and active transportation will also create an annual grant program to award funding to help cities implement timely and effective short- termprogram to award funding to help cities implement timely and effective short- term effortstoefforts to mitigate bicycle, pedestrian, and other active transportation. The Act mandates that citiesandmitigate bicycle, pedestrian, and other active transportation. The Act mandates that cities and counties begin to implement those plans within two years after the adoption of the newcirculationcountiesbegin to implement those plans within two years after the adoption of the new circulation element.element.
https:// alcl. assembly. ca. gov/ sites/ alcl. assembly. ca. gov/ files/ SB% 20932% 20% 28Portantino% 29.pdfhttps:// alcl. assembly. ca. gov/ sites/ alcl. assembly. ca. gov/ files/ SB% 20932% 20% 28Portantino% 29. pdf Mayor Stephanie concerns about the current traffic commissions seems to be cancelled tooftenMayorStephanie concerns about the current traffic commissions seems to be cancelled to often this been ongoing issues request the council ought to increasethis been ongoing issues request the council ought to increase council reports to the Medalofcouncil reports to the Medal of Honor Bike Trail Pedestrian Trail Park has no signage.Honor Bike Trail Pedestrian Trail Park has no signage.

In the upcoming 2025- 2026 school year, secondary students who plan to ride e- bikes, bicycles,In the upcoming 2025- 2026 school year, secondary students who plan to ride e- bikes, bicycles, scooters and skateboards to school must apply for a permit. This involvesscooters and skateboards to school must apply for a permit. This involves completingancompleting an application form with a parent/ guardian, reviewing a safety PowerPoint presentation, andpassingapplication form with a parent/ guardian, reviewing a safety PowerPoint presentation, and passing an assessment with 100% accuracy. Upon successful completion, students will receive aparkinganassessment with 100% accuracy. Upon successful completion, students will receive a parking permit sticker that must be prominently displayed onpermit sticker that must be prominently displayed on their mode of transportation. Helmet useistheir mode of transportation. Helmet use is mandatory, and students must walk their mode of transportation while on school groundsandmandatory, and students must walk their mode of transportation while on school grounds and adjacent sidewalks. The permit process aims to educate students and parents about safety. Byadjacent sidewalks. The permit process aims to educate students and parents about safety. By following these measures, wefollowing these measures, we can ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all studentsusingcanensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all students using these modes of transportation.these modes of transportation. https:// www. svusd. org/ departments/ student- support- services/ student- services/ e-bikeshttps://www. svusd. org/ departments/ student- support- services/ student- services/ e- bikes https:// www. svusd. org/ departments/ student- support- services/ student- services/ e-bikeshttps://www. svusd. org/ departments/ student- support- services/ student- services/ e- bikes https:// resources. finalsite. net/ videos/ t_ video_ mp4_ 480/ v1725468749/ svusdorg/ascfqrnpa1opt7mjxqihttps://resources. finalsite. net/ videos/ t_ video_ mp4_ 480/ v1725468749/ svusdorg/ ascfqrnpa1opt7mjxqi q/ SVUSDEBikeSafetyCourse.mp4q/SVUSDEBikeSafetyCourse. mp4 https:// www. svusd. org/ departments/ student- support- services/ student- services/ e-bikeshttps://www. svusd. org/ departments/ student- support- services/ student- services/ e- bikes https:// www. svusd. org/ departments/ student- support- services/ student- services/ e-bikeshttps://www. svusd. org/ departments/ student- support- services/ student- services/ e- bikes https:// www. svusd. org/ departments/ student- support- services/ student- services/ e-bikeshttps://www. svusd. org/ departments/ student- support- services/ student- services/ e- bikes The Temecula Valley Unified School District " Safe Riders" safety course is designed toteachTheTemecula Valley Unified School District " Safe Riders" safety course is designed to teach students the fundamentals of safety and the rules of the road for bicycles, students the fundamentals of safety and the rules of the road for bicycles, electric bicycles ( E-electric bicycles ( E- Bikes), electric scooters ( E- Scooters), and other micromobility devices. Participants willacquireBikes), electric scooters ( E- Scooters), and other micromobility devices. Participants will acquire essential riding skills, including emergency maneuvers and proper handling techniques.essential riding skills, including emergency maneuvers and proper handling techniques.

The course also covers California laws and regulations specific to bicycles, E- Bikes, E- Scooters,The course also covers California laws and regulations specific to bicycles, E- Bikes, E- Scooters, and micromobility devices, helping students understand their responsibilitiesand micromobility devices, helping students understand their responsibilities as riders. Throughasriders. Through engaging lessons and practical tips, students will gain the knowledge needed to makeinformedengaginglessons and practical tips, students will gain the knowledge needed to make informed decisions while riding. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the tools toridedecisions while riding. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the tools to ride responsibly and safely in various environmentsresponsibly and safely in various environments https:// www. tvusd. k12. ca. us/ safety- and- security/ e- bike-https:// www. tvusd. k12. ca. us/ safety- and- security/ e- bike- safetysafety
AB 902, Bloom. Traffic violations: diversion programs.AB 902, Bloom. Traffic violations: diversion programs.

Existing law specifies the penalties for a violation of the Vehicle Code or an ordinance orresolutionExistinglaw specifies the penalties for a violation of the Vehicle Code or an ordinance or resolution adopted under the Vehicle Code, including the imposition of fines, adopted under the Vehicle Code, including the imposition of fines, fees, and forfeitures, andfees, and forfeitures, and imprisonment, as specified. Existing law also specifies procedures related to the impositionofimprisonment, as specified. Existing law also specifies procedures related to the imposition of those penalties and the disposition of fees, fines, and forfeitures. Existing law provides that alocalthose penalties and the disposition of fees, fines, and forfeitures. Existing law provides that a local authority may not allow a personauthority may not allow a person who has committed a traffic violation under the Vehicle Codetowho has committed a traffic violation under the Vehicle Code to participate in a driver awareness or education program as an alternative to the imposition ofthoseparticipate in a driver awareness or education program as an alternative to the imposition of those penalties and procedures, unless the program is a diversion program for a minor who commitspenalties and procedures, unless the program is a diversion program for a minor who commits anan infraction not involving a motor vehicle and for which no fee is charged.infraction not involving a motor vehicle and for which no fee is charged.

This bill would instead allow any person of any age who commits an infraction not involvingaThis bill would instead allow any person of any age who commits an infraction not involving a motor vehicle to participate in a diversion program that is sanctioned bymotor vehicle to participate in a diversion program that is sanctioned by local law enforcement.local law enforcement.

The bill would eliminate the requirement that such a program charge no fee. The bill wouldmakeThebill would eliminate the requirement that such a program charge no fee. The bill would make other technical, nonsubstantivechangesothertechnical, nonsubstantive changes The people of the State of California do enact as follows:The people of the State of California do enact as follows:

SECTION 1. Section 42005. 3 of the Vehicle Code is amended to read:SECTION 1. Section 42005. 3 of the Vehicle Code is amended to read:
42005. 3. ( a) A local authority shall not allow a person who is alleged to have committed atraffic42005.3. ( a) A local authority shall not allow a person who is alleged to have committed a traffic offense in violation of this code, or an ordinance or resolution adoptedoffense in violation of this code, or an ordinance or resolution adopted under this code, tounder this code, to participate in a driver awareness or education program or in any other diversion program asanparticipate in a driver awareness or education program or in any other diversion program as an alternative to the procedure required to be followed under this code for alleged violations ofthisalternative to the procedure required to be followed under this code for alleged violations of this code.code.
b) This section does not apply to a diversion program sanctioned by local law enforcement for a(b) This section does not apply to a diversion program sanctioned by local law enforcement for a person who committed an infraction not involving a motor vehicle.person who committed an infraction not involving a motor vehicle. https:// leginfo. legislature. ca. gov/ faces/ billNavClient. xhtml? bill_ id=201520160AB902https://leginfo. legislature. ca. gov/ faces/ billNavClient. xhtml? bill_ id= 201520160AB902 Grand Jury Re ports | Orange County Grand Jury
The Orange County Grand Jury has released several reports, including the 2023- 2024 report titled " E- bikes Friend or Foe," which scrutinizes e- bike regulations and safety measures across Orange County. The report highlights the need for consistent ordinances and common- sense rules for the regulation and enforcement of safe E- bike use in all Orange County cities, school districts, parks, and unincorporated areas. The report also emphasizes the importance of education an d safety regulations to mitigate the higher risks of accidents and injuries associated with E- bikes compared to conventional bicycles.

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The Grand Jury' s findings and recommendations include the establishment of specific regulations, the creation of reporting mechanisms for e- bike accidents and injuries, and the implementation of research and educational programs focused on safe e- bike operation. The report calls for immediate action to strengthen city oversight of E- bike usage, given the recent surge in E- bike usage and the need for comprehensive public safety measures.

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For more detailed information and to view the Grand Jury reports, you can visit the Orange County Public Law Library located in the Civic Center Plaza, building # 32.
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11637 The Grand Jury' sfindingsTheGrand Jury' s findings Orange County Grand Jury Blasts Uncoordinated Regulation of E-BikesOrange County Grand Jury Blasts Uncoordinated Regulation of E- Bikes Orange County Grand Jury Blasts UncoordinatedOrange County Grand Jury Blasts Uncoordinated Regulation of E- BikesRegulation of E- Bikes Anaheim Takes Action: Response toOCAnaheim Takes Action: Response to OC Grand Jury’ s E- BikeReportGrandJury’ s E- Bike Report
By Kristina August 29, 2024ByKristina August 29, 2024
The City of Anaheim has officially responded to the Orange County GrandJuryTheCity of Anaheim has officially responded to the Orange County Grand Jury OCGJ)’ s 2023- 2024 report titled “ Friend or Foe,” which scrutinizes e- bike regulations(OCGJ)’ s 2023- 2024 report titled “ Friend or Foe,” which scrutinizes e- bike regulations and safety measures across Orange County. This response was authorized at thecityandsafety measures across Orange County. This response was authorized at the city council meeting on August 20, marking a significant step in addressing theissuescouncilmeeting on August 20, marking a significant step in addressing the issues raised by the grand jury.raised by the grand jury.

Findings and Recommendations from the GrandJuryFindings and Recommendations from the Grand Jury The OCGJ’ s report, delivered to Anaheim Mayor Ashleigh Aitken on June 13,The OCGJ’ s report, delivered to Anaheim Mayor Ashleigh Aitken on June 13, highlighted three main findings:highlighted three main findings:

1. Confusion Due to Lack of E- Bike Ordinances: A notable inconsistency in e-bike1. Confusion Due to Lack of E- Bike Ordinances: A notable inconsistency in e- bike regulations across cities.regulations across cities.

2. Inconsistent Training and Education: A lack of uniformity in e- bikesafety2. Inconsistent Training and Education: A lack of uniformity in e- bike safety education.education.

3. Need for Tracking E- Bike Incidents: Insufficient data on e- bike- relateddeaths3. Need for Tracking E- Bike Incidents: Insufficient data on e- bike- related deaths and injuries.and injuries.

The grand jury made three key recommendations for improving e- bike safetyandThegrand jury made three key recommendations for improving e- bike safety and regulation by December 1:regulation by December 1:

1. Establish Specific Regulations: All Orange County cities should developand1. Establish Specific Regulations: All Orange County cities should develop and implement clear e- bike regulations.implement clear e- bike regulations.

2. Create Reporting Mechanisms: Develop systems for reporting e- bikeaccidents2. Create Reporting Mechanisms: Develop systems for reporting e- bike accidents and injuries.and injuries.

3. Develop Research and Educational Programs: Implement research andtraining3. Develop Research and Educational Programs: Implement research and training programs focused on safe e- bike operation.programs focused on safe e- bike operation.

Anaheim’ sResponseAnaheim’s Response
In her letter dated August 21, addressed to Presiding Judge Maria Hernandez, MayorInher letter dated August 21, addressed to Presiding Judge Maria Hernandez, Mayor Aitken agreed with all the grand jury’ s findings and outlined the city’ s planstoAitken agreed with all the grand jury’ s findings and outlined the city’ s plans to Table ofContentsTableof Contents

1. Findings and Recommendations from the GrandJury1. Findings and Recommendations from the Grand Jury

2. Anaheim’ sResponse2. Anaheim’ s Response

3. Broader Context: OC Cities’ E- BikePolicies3. Broader Context: OC Cities’ E- Bike Policies

4. UCI’ s Approach to E- BikeSafety4. UCI’ s Approach to E- Bike Safety

5. LookingForward5. Looking Forward

5. 0. 1. Kristina5.0. 1. Kristina
address the recommendations:address the recommendations:

1. Regulations and Policy Development: The Anaheim Police Department ( APD)1. Regulations and Policy Development: The Anaheim Police Department ( APD) Traffic Section will collaborate with the Southern California Traffic Officers’Traffic Section will collaborate with the Southern California Traffic Officers’ Association and OCTA to draft a municipal code. This draft is expected tobeAssociation and OCTA to draft a municipal code. This draft is expected to be reviewed by the city attorney’ s office by the end of August.reviewed by the city attorney’ s office by the end of August.

2. Traffic Reporting and Training: The APD will update its traffic reportingpolicy2. Traffic Reporting and Training: The APD will update its traffic reporting policy to include e- bike violations and document accidents. A training bulletinoutliningtoinclude e- bike violations and document accidents. A training bulletin outlining these changes will be distributed to staff by December 1.these changes will be distributed to staff by December 1.

3. Educational Outreach: The city has already begun implementingeducational3. Educational Outreach: The city has already begun implementing educational outreach programs. This includes social media campaigns andcommunityoutreachprograms. This includes social media campaigns and community meetings focused on safe e- bike use. Additional efforts will include hostingsafemeetings focused on safe e- bike use. Additional efforts will include hosting safe riding clinics and continuing community engagement initiatives.riding clinics and continuing community engagement initiatives.

Broader Context: OC Cities’ E- BikePoliciesBroaderContext: OC Cities’ E- Bike Policies The grand jury’ s report reveals significant variation in e- bike regulations across the34The grand jury’ s report reveals significant variation in e- bike regulations across the 34 cities within Orange County. The report notes that e- bike usage has surged as a cost[ 1]effectivecitieswithin Orange County. The report notes that e- bike usage has surged as a cost[ 1] effective alternative to cars, highlighting the need for comprehensive publicsafetyalternative to cars, highlighting the need for comprehensive public safety measures. Issues such as riding on sidewalks, against traffic, speeding, andmeasures. Issues such as riding on sidewalks, against traffic, speeding, and unauthorized modifications to bikes have been identified as potential risks.unauthorized modifications to bikes have been identified as potential risks.

Survey results from the grand jury show that half of the responding cities do nottrackSurvey results from the grand jury show that half of the responding cities do not track e- bike- related injuries or deaths, and all cities acknowledged the lack of postedspeede-bike- related injuries or deaths, and all cities acknowledged the lack of posted speed limits for e- bikes. Moreover, only a fraction of cities offer training for e- bike riders,limits for e- bikes. Moreover, only a fraction of cities offer training for e- bike riders, with safety education remaining sporadic.with safety education remaining sporadic.

UCI’ s Approach to E- BikeSafetyUCI’s Approach to E- Bike Safety In a related note, the University of California, Irvine ( UCI) has specific rulesforIna related note, the University of California, Irvine ( UCI) has specific rules for motorized scooters and electric skateboards on campus. Students are requiredtomotorized scooters and electric skateboards on campus. Students are required to walk these devices through the campus core and adhere to an 8 mph speed limitforwalk these devices through the campus core and adhere to an 8 mph speed limit for bikes. Helmets are recommended to reduce head injury risks. The UCIPolicebikes. Helmets are recommended to reduce head injury risks. The UCI Police Department ( UCIPD) is also active in enforcing these rules and addressingrecklessDepartment ( UCIPD) is also active in enforcing these rules and addressing reckless usage and speeding.usage and speeding.

LookingForwardLookingForward
The city of Anaheim’ s commitment to addressing the OCGJ’ s recommendations isaThe city of Anaheim’ s commitment to addressing the OCGJ’ s recommendations is a positive step toward improving e- bike safety and regulation. As other OrangeCountypositivestep toward improving e- bike safety and regulation. As other Orange County cities work to align their policies and educational programs withthesecitieswork to align their policies and educational programs with these recommendations, the goal is to create a safer and more consistent environmentforrecommendations, the goal is to create a safer and more consistent environment for e- bike users throughout the region.e- bike users throughout the region.

What Do You Think of Anaheim’ s New E- Bike Measures?What Do You Think of Anaheim’ s New E- Bike Measures? We want to hear your thoughts! Do you agree with the city’ s approach toaddressingWewant to hear your thoughts! Do you agree with the city’ s approach to addressing e- bike safety and regulations? Share your opinions in the comments below, and let’se-bike safety and regulations? Share your opinions in the comments below, and let’ s discuss how these changes might impact the community.discuss how these changes might impact the community.

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SB 932 requires a county or city to identify high- injury streets and intersections in its GeneralPlanSB932 requires a county or city to identify high- injury streets and intersections in its General Plan and prioritize safety improvements to reduce traffic collisions.and prioritize safety improvements to reduce traffic collisions.

SB 932 will also create an annual grant program to award funding to help cities implementtimelySB932 will also create an annual grant program to award funding to help cities implement timely and effective short- term efforts to mitigate bicycle, pedestrian, and otherand effective short- term efforts to mitigate bicycle, pedestrian, and other active transportation.active transportation.

The Act mandates that cities and counties begin to implement those plans within two yearsafterTheAct mandates that cities and counties begin to implement those plans within two years after the adoption of the new circulation element.the adoption of the new circulation element.

Though California has been leading efforts to create safer streets, traffic deaths havedramaticallyThoughCalifornia has been leading efforts to create safer streets, traffic deaths have dramatically increased in recent years. In some cities, the most dangerous streetsincreased in recent years. In some cities, the most dangerous streets and corridors havebeenandcorridors have been identified, but no plans exist to remedy these deadly situations. In other cases, safetymeasuresidentified, but no plans exist to remedy these deadly situations. In other cases, safety measures detailed in General Plans are never built.detailed in General Plans are never built.

By putting active transportation safety and access at the center of local planning, SB 932 will“By putting active transportation safety and access at the center of local planning, SB 932 will create more livable communities in California,” said Jared Sanchez, CalBikecreate more livable communities in California,” said Jared Sanchez, CalBike SeniorPolicySeniorPolicy Advocate. “ And mandating planning for safe active transportation is essential tomeetingAdvocate. “And mandating planning for safe active transportation is essential to meeting California’ s emissions reduction goals,”California’ s emissions reduction goals,” The bill’ s author, Senator Portantino, said, “ This bill is not just about cyclists; it’ s about thesafetyThebill’ s author, Senator Portantino, said, “ This bill is not just about cyclists; it’ s about the safety of everyone who ventures into the public right of way. SB 932of everyone who ventures into the public right of way. SB 932 is an effective way tomitigateisan effective way to mitigate injuries and fatalities. The Governor’ s signature on this important public safety bill willyieldinjuries and fatalities. The Governor’ s signature on this important public safety bill will yield positive change for our communities.”positive change for our communities.” Marc Vukcevich, Co- Director of State Policy at Streets for All, said, “ SB 932 is atransformativeMarcVukcevich, Co- Director of State Policy at Streets for All, said, “ SB 932 is a transformative policy that will require cities and counties to plan for biking and walkingpolicy that will require cities and counties to plan for biking and walking as transportation. Thisbillastransportation. This bill will also have cities address their high injury networks of streets in a time when roadwayfatalitieswillalso have cities address their high injury networks of streets in a time when roadway fatalities of both drivers and pedestrians are at an all- time high.”of both drivers and pedestrians are at an all- time high.” CalBike and Streets for All are sponsors of Senator Portantino’ s Plan for the Future Bill.CalBike and Streets for All are sponsors of Senator Portantino’ s Plan for the Future Bill. https:// www. calbike. org/ governor- signs- sb- 932- plan- for- the- future- bill/https:// www. calbike. org/ governor- signs- sb- 932- plan- for- the- future- bill/ SUBJECT: General plans: circulation element: bicycle and pedestrian plans and trafficcalmingSUBJECT: General plans: circulation element: bicycle and pedestrian plans and traffic calming plans.plans.

SUMMARY: Requires the circulation element of a general plan to include specifiedcontentsSUMMARY: Requires the circulation element of a general plan to include specified contents related to bicycle plans, pedestrian plans, and traffic calming plans, and provides that failuretorelated to bicycle plans, pedestrian plans, and traffic calming plans, and provides that failure to implement the plans creates a cause of action for victims of traffic violence. Specifically, thisimplement the plans creates a cause of action for victims of traffic violence. Specifically, this bill:bill:
1) Requires the legislative body of a city or county, upon the next substantive revision ofthe1) Requires the legislative body of a city or county, upon the next substantive revision of the circulation element occurring on or after June 30, 2024, to develop or update the plan foracirculation element occurring on or after June 30, 2024, to develop or update the plan for a balanced, multimodal transportation network, as specified, and to ensure that theplanbalanced, multimodal transportation network, as specified, and to ensure that the plan includes bicycle plans, pedestrian plans and traffic calming plans for any urbanized area, asincludes bicycle plans, pedestrian plans and traffic calming plans for any urbanized area, as defined, within the scope of the county or city general plan.defined, within the scope of the county or city general plan. 2) Requires a city or county to begin implementation of the plan within two years of the dateof2) Requires a city or county to begin implementation of the plan within two years of the date of adoption of the modified circulation element that includes the bicycle, pedestrian andtrafficadoption of the modified circulation element that includes the bicycle, pedestrian and traffic calming plans.calming plans.
3) Requires the modified circulation element to address or include all of the following:3) Requires the modified circulation element to address or include all of the following:
a) Use evidence- based strategies intended to eliminate traffic fatalities, with an emphasisona) Use evidence- based strategies intended to eliminate traffic fatalities, with an emphasis on fatalities of bicyclists, pedestrians, and users of any other form of human-poweredfatalitiesof bicyclists, pedestrians, and users of any other form of human- powered transportation.transportation.
b) Identify safety corridors and any land or facility that generates high concentrationsofb) Identify safety corridors and any land or facility that generates high concentrations of bicyclists or pedestrians, as defined, and include safety measures specific to those areas.bicyclists or pedestrians, as defined, and include safety measures specific to those areas. c) Establish traffic calming measures around schools and parks, and within businessactivityc) Establish traffic calming measures around schools and parks, and within business activity districts, as defined.districts, as defined.
4) Requires a city or county to complete implementation of the plan for amultimodal4) Requires a city or county to complete implementation of the plan for a multimodal transportation network and the construction of any related infrastructure within 20 yearsoftransportation network and the construction of any related infrastructure within 20 years of the date of adoption of the modified circulation element.the date of adoption of the modified circulation element. 5) Provides that a city or county shall have an additional 10 years to complete implementationif5) Provides that a city or county shall have an additional 10 years to complete implementation if the circulation element contains measures that decrease traffic fatalities by at least 20percentthecirculation element contains measures that decrease traffic fatalities by at least 20 percent within the first 5 years of its implementation period, and the city or county implementsthosewithinthe first 5 years of its implementation period, and the city or county implements those measures within those 5 years.measures within those 5 years. 6) Provides that a city or county shall not be required to comply with the requirements ofthe6) Provides that a city or county shall not be required to comply with the requirements of the bill upon making a written finding based on substantial evidence that its failure tocomplybillupon making a written finding based on substantial evidence that its failure to comply with the requirements of the bill are the result of unforeseen circumstances outside ofthewith the requirements of the bill are the result of unforeseen circumstances outside of the control of the city orcountycontrolof the city or county Provides that, from January 1, 2024 through January 1, 2028, the failure by a city orcountyProvides that, from January 1, 2024 through January 1, 2028, the failure by a city or county to comply with the requirements of the bill creates a cause of action for bicyclists,to comply with the requirements of the bill creates a cause of action for bicyclists, pedestrians and users of any other form of human- powered transportation injured withinthepedestrians and users of any other form of human- powered transportation injured within the right of way in a collision with a motor vehicle in a high injury area in any of thefollowingrightof way in a collision with a motor vehicle in a high injury area in any of the following https:// alcl. assembly. ca. gov/ sites/ alcl. assembly. ca. gov/ files/ SB% 20932% 20% 28Portantino% 29.pdfhttps:// alcl. assembly. ca. gov/ sites/ alcl. assembly. ca. gov/ files/ SB% 20932% 20% 28Portantino% 29. pdf ThankyouThank you
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ASSEMBLY THIRD READING
AB 902 (Bloom and Chiu)
As Amended March 26, 2015
Majority vote
Committee Votes Ayes Noes
Transportation 15- 0 Frazier, Achadjian, Baker,
Bloom, Campos, Chu, Daly,
Dodd, Eduardo Garcia, Gomez,
Kim, Linder, Medina, Melendez,
O'Donnell
SUMMARY: Removesthe agelimitation on the useof locally adopteddiversion programs for Vehicle Code infractions not involving a motor vehicle, allowing such programs to be offered to adults.

EXISTING LAW:
1) Prohibits a local authority from allowing a person who is alleged to have committed a traffic offense to participate in a driver awareness or education program or any other diversion program asan alternative to the procedurerequired to be followed under the Vehicle Codefor alleged violations of the Vehicle Code.
2) Exempts from the above prohibition diversion programs for minors who commit infractions not involving a motor vehicle and for which no fee is charged. 3) Specifies the penalties for violations of the Vehicle Code or an ordinance or resolution adopt ed under the Vehicle Code, including the imposition of fines, fees, and forfeitures, and imprisonment.

FISCAL EFFECT: None
COMMENTS: Under current law, local authorities can establish diversion programs for minors who are charged with moving violations not involving a motor vehicle ( e.g., running a stop sign on a bicycle). These programs typically involve waiving or reducing the applicable fine and instead providing education to violators on bicycle and traffic laws, aswell asbest practices for safe bicycling. Many local governments and police departments have expressed interest over the years in establishing diversion programs for all bicyclists, regardless of age, only to find that current law standsin the way.

This bill would remove the limitatio n that these diversion programs only be used for minors.

According to the author, "Ticketed cyclists should be allowed to attend a 'bicycle traffic school' class and have their fine reduced, which would turn a purely monetary penalty into a valuable educational opportunity, especially for people who would be unlikely to attend a bicycle safety class on their own volition. These programs would also enable bicycling advocatesand educatorsto work directly with local police departmentsto help clear up common misconceptions about bicycle law and provide guidance on what types of violations should be targeted to have the biggest positive impact on safety."
AB 902

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A recent report from the Governor' s Highway Safety Association on bicycle safety found that bicyclist fatalities increased16% nationwide between 2010 and 2012. California had the highest number of fatalities of any stateduring that time period at 338. The report additionally noted that in the past 37 years, adult bicycle fatalities have increased from 21% of the total number of fatalities to 84%. Among other recommendationsfor reducing bicyclist/motor vehicle collisions and the resulting injuries and fatalities, the report recommends "education of bicyclists and motorists about lawful and otherwise appropriate behavior regarding motorist/bicycle interactions." Diversion programs would provide an opportunity for this type of education.

Analysis Prepared by: Anya Lawler / TRANS. / ( 916) 319- 2093 FN: 0000191 AB 902

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CONCURRENCE IN SENATE AMENDMENTS
AB 902 (Bloom and Chiu)
As Amended July 6, 2015
Majority vote
ASSEMBLY: 77-0 ( April 23, 2015) SENATE: 38-0 ( August 20, 2015) Original Committee Reference : TRANS.

SUMMARY: Removes the age limitation on the use of locally adopted diversion programs for Vehicle Code infractions not involving a motor vehicle, allowing such programs to be offered to adults.

The Senate amendments :
1) Require a diversionary program usedby a person to be sanctionedby a local law enforcement entity.
2) Permit a fee to be charged for the enrollment into a diversionary program.

EXISTING LAW:
1) Prohibits a local authority from allowing a person who is alleged to have committed a traffic offense to participate in a driver awarenessor education program or any other diversion program as an alternative to the procedurerequired to be followed under the Vehicle Code for alleged violations of the Vehicle Code.
2) Exempts from the aboveprohibition diversion programs for minors who commit infractions not involving a motor vehicle and for which no fee is charged. 3) Specifies the penalties for violations of the Vehicle Codeor an ordinance or resolution adoptedunder the Vehicle Code, including the imposition of fines, fees, and forfeitures, and imprisonment.

FISCAL EFFECT: None
COMMENTS: Under current law, local authorities can establish diversion programs for minors who arechargedwith moving violations not involving a motor vehicle (e.g., running a stop sign on a bicycle). Theseprograms typically involve waiving or reducing the applicable fine and instead providing education to violators on bicycle and traffic laws, as well as best practices for safe bicycling. Many local governmentsand police departmentshave expressedinterest over the years in establishing diversion programs for all bicyclists, regardlessof age, only to find that current law stands in the way.

This bill would remove the limitation that thesediversion programs only be usedfor minors.

According to the author, " Ticketed cyclists should be allowed to attend a 'bicycle traffic school' class and have their fine reduced, which would turn a purely monetary penalty into a valuable educational opportunity, especially for people who would be unlikely to attend a bicycle safety class on their own volition. These programs would also enable bicycling advocates and educators to work directly with local police departments to help clear up common AB 902

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misconceptions about bicycle law and provide guidance on what types of violations should be targeted to have the biggest positive impact on safety." A recent report from the Governor's Highway Safety Association on bicycle safety found that bicyclist fatalit ies increased 16% nationwide between 2010 and 2012. California had the highest number of fatalities of any stateduring that time period at 338. The report additionally noted that in the past 37 years, adult bicycle fatalities have increasedfrom 21% of the total number of fatalities to 84%. Among other recommendations for reducing bicyclist/ motor vehicle collisions and the resulting injuries and fatalities, the report recommends "education of bicyclists and motorists about lawful and otherwise appropriate behavior regarding motorist/ bicycle interactions." Diversion programs would provide an opportunity for this type of education.

Analysis Prepared by: Manny Leon / TRANS. / ( 916) 319-2093 FN: 0001265 ElementaryLeadership
Meeting
9/18/25
E-BikePermits
Currently at the secondary level
Committee for implementation at the elementary
level
Please complete this e-bike survey

1. Mark only one oval.

Yes
No

2. Mark only one oval.

Yes
No

3. Mark only one oval.

Yes
No

4. Elementary E-Bike Survey
Complete the survey below.

Indicates required question
Do you currently have students who ride e-bikes or motorized scooters to school?* Are you interested in having your students obtain a permit prior to riding their e- bike to school?
Are you interested in participating in a committee for establishing e-bike permits at the elementary level elementary?
If you are interested in participating in the committee, include your name below. 10/ 23/ 25, 1:43 PM Elementary E- Bike Survey
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March 7, 2024- Los Alisos Intermediate School
Agenda
Welcome Francis Dizon
Health Services
Scenario
Hot Topics
CHKS Overview for new users
New Expulsion Referral and Administrative Statement
E- Bike Permit Party
E- Bike Permit Time!
beginning in the 2024- 25 school year all secondary students who ride on wheels to school independently will need a permit to park their vehicle on a school site.

List of potential items needed:

1. Letter to Parents via Parent Square this spring and over the summer.

2. Training for students

3. Assessment for students

4. Application for permit

5. Set of regulations for students to follow- heavy lift

6. Permit Stickers
APSupervision
August 8, 2024- Welcome Back!
Agenda
Breaking the ice
Summer Fun!
Updated Docs
Data
IDT Supplemental Agreements
E– Bike Permits
Handbook Plan
Update SRO List

MTSS SEB
Intake Meetings / Plans for Tier 3 Issues
504
Committees
Violation Codes
E-Bike Permits
Sticker Codes
La Paz- P001- P100 Los Alisos- A001- A100 RSM- R001- R200 Serrano- S001- S100 ETHS- E001- E250 LHHS- L001- L100
MVHS- M001- M100 SHS- V001- V035 THHS- T001- T450
Dear Students and Parents/Guardians,
For the 2024-2025 school year, secondary students who plan to ride bikes, E-bikes, scooters, or skateboardsto school must apply for a permit. This permit is a requirement for all secondary students, and it involves several steps to ensuresafety of riders.

First, students must complete an application form with a parent/guardian. This form signifies an understanding of the rules and expectations regarding the use of thesemodes of transportation on school grounds. Additionally, students are required to review a safety PowerPoint presentation, and complete an assessmentwith 100% accuracy.

All of the neededinformation can be found at:
https://www. svusd.org/departments/student-support-services/student-services/e-bikes Upon successful completion of the application process, students will receive a parking permit sticker. This sticker must be prominently displayed on their mode of transportation. Pleasenote that wearing a helmet is mandatory for all studentsusing thesemodes of transportation, and they must walk their bikes, E-bikes, scooters, or skateboards while on school grounds, including sidewalks adjacent to the school.

We emphasize that the primary goal of this permit processis to educateboth students and parentsabout the importance of safety when using thesemodes of transportation. We strongly encourageparents and studentsto complete the safety quiz together to reinforce theseessential safety practices.

It is important to understand that possessinga parking permit is a privilege, not a right. Failure to adhere to the safety rules and behavior expectations may result in consequencesoutlined in our three-step approach:

Violation 1: A verbal warning will be issued by site administration, and parental contact will be made.

Violation 2: Loss of permit for 1 week.

Violation 3: Loss of permit for 60 days. Students will be required to retake the educational component and assessmentbefore the permit can be reissued.

Similar to high school parking permits, thesetransportation permits will need to be renewed annually. There is no fee associatedwith obtaining the parking permit, and only one permit per student will be provided. Students may begin to obtain their permits starting Monday, September 9th, and must have completed the process not later than Monday, September 30th. Your school site will be communicating with you when and where the permits will be issued at each specific site.

Thank you for your attention to theseimportant safety measures. By working together, we can ensurea safe and enjoyable experience for all students who chooseto ride bikes, E-bikes, scooters, or skateboardsto school.

Sincerely,
Justin Stanfield
Director, Student Services
Dear Students and Parents/Guardians,
For the 2025-2026 school year, secondary students who plan to ride bikes, E-bikes, scooters, or skateboardsto school must apply for a permit. This permit is a requirement for all secondary students, and it involves several steps to ensuresafety of riders.

Violation 1: A verbal warning will be issued by site administration, and parental contact will be made.

Violation 2: Loss of permit for 1 week.

Violation 3: Loss of permit for 60 days. Students will be required to retake the educational component and assessmentbefore the permit can be reissued.

Similar to high school parking permits, thesetransportation permits will need to be renewed annually. There is no fee associatedwith obtaining the parking permit, and only one permit per student will be provided. Students may begin the application process on Wednesday, July 30th and must have completed the process no later than Tuesday, September 30th. Your school site will communicate with you when and where the permits will be issued at each specific site.

Sincerely,
Erin Spillane
Director, Student Services
SVUSD School Transportation Permit Permission Slip- 2024/ 25 School Year Student Name: _______________________________
Grade: _______________
School Name: _______________________________
Permit Number: ___________________
In the upcoming 2024- 2025 school year, secondary students who plan to ride bikes, E-bikes, scooters, or skateboards to school must apply for a permit. This permit is a requirement for all students and involves several steps to ensure safety on campus.

Steps to Obtain a Permit:

1. Complete Application Form:

Both the student and parent/ guardian must complete and sign the application form, indicating an understanding of the rules and expectations regarding the use of these modes of transportation on school grounds.

2. Review Safety Materials:

Students are required to review a safety presentation and watch a safety video.

3. Complete Safety Assessment:

Students must complete an assessment with 100% accuracy.

Upon successful completion of the application process, students will receive a parking permit sticker. This sticker must be prominently displayed on their mode of transportation at all times while on campus.

Important Safety Rules:

Wearing a helmet is mandatory for all students using these modes of transportation.

Students must walk their bikes, E-bikes, scooters, or skateboards while on school grounds, including sidewalks adjacent to the school.

Consequences for Violations:

1. Violation 1:

A verbal warning will be issued by site administration, and parental contact will be made.

2. Violation 2:

Loss of permit for 1 week.

3. Violation 3:

Loss of permit for 60 days. Students will be required to retake the educational component and assessment before the permit can be reissued.

By signing below, we acknowledge and agree to follow the rules and expectations outlined above.

Student Signature: _______________________________ Date: ______________________ Parent/ Guardian Signature: _______________________________ Date: _______________ SVUSD School Transportation Permit Permission Slip
2025/ 2026 School Year
Student Name: ID#:

School: Grade:

In the upcoming 2025- 2026 school year, secondary students who plan to ride bikes, E- bikes, scooters, or skateboards to school must apply for a permit. This permit is a requirement for all students and involves several steps to ensure safety on campus.

Steps to Obtain a Permit:

1. Complete Application Form:

2. Review Safety Materials:

Students are required to review a safety presentation and watch a safety video.

3. Complete Safety Assessment:

Students must complete an assessment with 100% accuracy.

Important Safety Rules:

Wearing a helmet is mandatory for all students using these modes of transportation.

Students must walk their bikes, E- bikes, scooters, or skateboards while on school grounds, including sidewalks adjacent to the school.

Consequences for Violations:

Violation 1:

A verbal warning will be issued by site administration, and parental contact will be made.

Violation 2:

Loss of permit for 1 week.

Violation 3:

Loss of permit for 60 days. Students will be required to retake the educational component and assessment before the permit can be reissued.

By signing below, we acknowledge and agree to follow the rules and expectations outlined above.

Student Signature: Date:

Parent/ Guardian
Signature: Date:

OFFICE USE ONLY
Permit Number: ___________________
Vehicle Type: ___________________ Color: ___________________ Brand: ___________________

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