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  1. Hi all,
    Bicycle Victoria members may be interested in the upcoming Annual General Meeting and proposed changes to BV's constitution.

    Also, a reminder that voting for the BV council closes this Friday 21st:
    http://bv.com.au/inform.php?a=9&b=162&c=1695

    cheers,

    c😉

    ****

    Notes from BV's website:

    Notice of Annual General Meeting:
    http://www.bv.com.au/inform.php?a=9&b=162&c=1458

    Information Night: 26 October 2005
    Bicycle Victoria Members are invited to attend an Information Night at 7.00pm on Wednesday 26 October 2005 at Bicycle Victoria. At the Information Night you can ask Council members and our experts from the Constitution committee about the proposed Constitution. Please RSVP your attendance for the Information Night by Friday 21 October 2005 to [email hidden].

    We encourage you to read the proposed Constitution and the Explanatory Memorandum (refer PDF link below). If you have questions, submit them in writing before the Information
    Night on Wednesday 26 October 2005 (email [email hidden]). We will prepare answers, which will be presented at the Information Night (see above for details).

    Written answers will also be sent (after Wednesday 26 October 2005) to all Members who submit questions, as well as posted on this web page.

    Annual General Meeting - Proxy Voting form:
    http://www.bv.com.au/file/Proxy%20form%202005%20AGM.pdf

    Proposed Constitution - Explanatory Memorandum:
    http://www.bv.com.au/file/explanatory%20memorandum.20050826.pdf

    Proposed Constitution
    http://www.bv.com.au/inform.php?a=9&b=162&c=1670

    We value your feedback;
    http://www.bv.com.au/inform.php?a=9&b=168&c=476

  2. Hi all, a *reminder* of the 2005 Bicycle Victoria AGM - if you're interested in attending or asking a question, please read below.

    [B]From the BV website:[/B]

    2005 Annual General Meeting
    http://www.bv.com.au/inform.php?a=9&b=162&c=1458
    Notice of Annual General Meeting

    Notice is given that the 30th Annual General Meeting of the Bicycle Institute of Victoria Incorporated (trading as Bicycle Victoria) will be held on Monday 7 November 2005 in the Condell Room, Melbourne Town Hall (cnr Swanston and Collins streets) at 7.00pm.

    Members who RSVP by close of business Friday 4 November are invited for light refreshments from 6.30pm. RSVP: ph (03) 8636 8888, email [email hidden]

    New Constitution: Notice of Special Resolutions

    Notice is given that it is intended that the following resolutions be proposed as special resolutions at the Annual General Meeting:

    1. That the name of the association formally be changed to Bicycle Victoria Incorporated.

    2. That the constitution of the association be replaced with the new constitution recommended by the Council, copies of which have been made available to Members before the meeting, and a true copy of which has been initialled by the chair of the meeting for the purpose of identification.

    Read more about the proposed constitution.
    http://www.bv.com.au/inform.php?a=9&b=162&c=1670

    Your questions
    We welcome all Members to attend the AGM and ask questions and make comments.

    If you have questions you’d like answered in detail at the AGM, please email or write to us by 5pm Friday 21 October (GPO Box 1961, Melbourne 3001; [email hidden]).

    Formal Agenda

    7.00: Welcome
    * Apologies
    * Confirmation of the minutes of the 2004 AGM. The minutes are posted on the right of this web page in PDF form, and copies will be available at the meeting

    7.15: Special Resolutions 1 and 2

    7.45: General Manager’s Report

    8.00: President’s Report: 2005 Strategy

    8.15: Financial Report

    8.30: Volunteer recognition

    8.40: Q&A

    9.10: Announcement of Council election result, and introduction of new Councillors

    9.30: Meeting closes


    * Timing after the start is indicative

    * All current Members are entitled to attend and vote and each Member is entitled to one vote at the meeting

    If you cannot vote in person, you are entitled to appoint another Member as your proxy, by giving notice to the Secretary, Bicycle Victoria by fax (8636 8800) or mail (GPO Box 1961, Melbourne 3001) no later than 8pm Saturday 5 November 2005. Each Member can hold up to 10 proxy votes.

    Also refer to here for Proxy Forms:
    http://www.bv.com.au/file/Proxy%20form%202005%20AGM_1.pdf

  3. "cfsmtb" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT THE 30TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE BICYCLE
    INSTITUTE OF VICTORIA INCORPORATED (TRADING AS BICYCLE VICTORIA) WILL
    BE HELD ON MONDAY 7 NOVEMBER 2005 IN THE CONDELL ROOM, MELBOURNE TOWN
    HALL (CNR SWANSTON AND COLLINS STREETS) AT 7.00PM.

    Anyone know the bicycle parking arrangements for this location?
    Trying to decide which bike to bring (if I come).

  4. Russell Lang said:


    Anyone know the bicycle parking arrangements for this location?
    Trying to decide which bike to bring (if I come).

    Damn good question. At the Campaigns Night last year there was parking downstairs at the Melb Town Hall. Fire off a email or call BV and ask if similar arrangements are organised for the AGM. Ph: 8636 8888, Fax 8636 8800, Freecall 1800 639 634 (country callers) Email: [email hidden]

  5. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    >> "cfsmtb" == cfsmtb <[email hidden]> writes:

    cfsmtb Russell Lang said:
    Quoted message said:

    Anyone know the bicycle parking arrangements for this location?
    Trying to decide which bike to bring (if I come).

    cfsmtb> Damn good question. At the Campaigns Night last year there
    cfsmtb> was parking downstairs at the Melb Town Hall. Fire off a
    cfsmtb> email or call BV and ask if similar arrangements are
    cfsmtb> organised for the AGM. Ph: 8636 8888, Fax 8636 8800,
    cfsmtb> Freecall 1800 639 634 (country callers) Email:
    cfsmtb> [email hidden]

    There's an underground car park around that area, ped exit comes up next
    to Starbucks, which has quite a bit of bicycle parking. Probably not
    enough though.
    --
    Cheers | ~~ __@
    Euan | ~~ _-\<,
    Melbourne, Australia | ~ (*)/ (*)

  6. Euan said:


    There's an underground car park around that area, ped exit comes up next
    to Starbucks, which has quite a bit of bicycle parking. Probably not
    enough though.


    BV says: Unfortunately there will be no special arrangements for
    the BV AGM. You would need to contact Melbourne Town Hall to
    find out what facilities are available. There are plenty of rails nearby.

    Melbourne Town Hall says that there are two lots of bicycle
    hoops on Swanston St, the northern ones under a big tree.
    The city square (to the south) has an underground car park
    accessed from Flinders Lane which she believes to have some
    bike parking. This is probably the one Euan mentioned.

  7. ghostgum said:

    BV says: Unfortunately there will be no special arrangements for
    the BV AGM. You would need to contact Melbourne Town Hall to
    find out what facilities are available. There are plenty of rails nearby.

    Melbourne Town Hall says that there are two lots of bicycle
    hoops on Swanston St, the northern ones under a big tree.
    The city square (to the south) has an underground car park
    accessed from Flinders Lane which she believes to have some
    bike parking. This is probably the one Euan mentioned.


    So, either BV isn't expecting people to attend, or BV is not made up of people who ride bikes as a form of transport...

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