The plan, set to be presented at a news conference at City Hall, includes 17 bills that the City Council will consider this fall. Lawmakers will also consider convening a task force to study street design improvements, as well as consider requiring more detailed enforcement statistics from the Police Department. Shaun Abreu, the Council’s majority leader and transportation committee chairman, said the changes would “draw clear lines” that would benefit not only casual e-bike riders but also pedestrians and delivery workers. A 17-year-old boy riding an illegal e-bike died last week in a collision with an S.U.V. The post After Deadly E-Bike Crashes, N.Y.