What's on the Agenda for Tonight's City Council Meeting?

Tonight's meeting will debate the merits of the city's new bike path plan. We , but here's the gist: local cyclists want safer, more inter-connected routes downtown, while motorists (especially residents of First Street East) are aghast at the more than 200 parking spaces the routes will cut from downtown.

, we'll be posting live updates throughout the meeting, so check back at 6 p.m. to hear the latest tidbits from the meeting.

Other highlights of the agenda:

• The council will approve to move the biweekly council meeting from Wednesdays to Mondays. (The change merited a funny piece in the Index-Tribune.) 
• Approval of a four-year appointment of Robert Felder to the Planning Commission.
• Approval of a two-year appointment of Rosemary Sutcliffe to the Traffic Safety Committee.
• Possible changes to the city's sign ordinance rules, to "streamline" the review process and make the requirements more "business friendly."
• Negotiations of a new five-year term for the Sonoma Jazz+ festival, including decisions about the specificities of city subsidies. 
• Council will discuss drafting a letter in oppositition to Gov. Brown's proposed .  (The Springs Community Alliance already organized for residents.)