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The Committee approved multiple motions and reports including a CAO amendment for transit marketing services, a City Attorney draft ordinance to fix private ambulance rates, motions on Waymo investigations, an E‑Citations pilot, a City asset monetization pilot, and a Woodman Corridor traffic study. The Department of Transportation’s RFP request for facility maintenance and signposting services was noted and filed. A resolution establishing oversize vehicle parking restrictions on West 29th Street was approved (3–1–1).
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Committee members voted to move forward on several transportation and public-right-of-way actions that may affect signage, pavement markings, street parking rules, traffic studies, and how certain services are billed. Residents can expect further implementation steps: new or amended contracts for transit marketing and sign fabrication, a pilot for electronic citations, a traffic study of the Woodman Corridor, and a formal review of private ambulance rates. One parking restriction was approved for a segment of West 29th Street, and the Committee also requested or noted staff work on facility maintenance and safety programs.
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