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Committee approved DOT applications for state and federal active-transportation/safety funding, approved an agreement for automated speed cameras, adopted several transportation-related ordinances, and approved a budget motion to add positions to deliver active-transportation projects. Most other DOT reports were noted and filed; one parking restriction resolution passed with one dissenting vote.
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The committee approved pursuing state and federal grants and a federal pedestrianization grant tied to the 2028 Games, which could fund new walking and biking projects. It approved an agreement to operate automated speed cameras and adopted ordinances on temporary traffic control authority, cruising enforcement, and responsibility for maintaining bike and multi-use paths. The committee also approved adding city staff positions needed to deliver active-transportation projects. Many items were informational (noted and filed) and one parking restriction resolution passed with one no vote.
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