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commission · BJAD-TDM

Boulder Junction Access District Travel Demand Management Commission

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Kind
commission
Meets
Both commissions typically meet on the third Wednesday of every other month at 4 p.m.
How often
no meetings in the last two years explorer count
Last meeting
none on record
Next meeting
none listed
Members
3 on the roster
Email
BJAD-TDM@bouldercolorado.gov
Meets jointly with
Boulder Junction Access District Parking Commission
Purpose, as its page states it

The Boulder Junction Access District Travel Demand Management Commission consists of five member appointed by the City Council, each to five year terms. Three appointees must either own real property or represent owners of real property in the Boulder Junction district and are not required to be city electors; two appointees shall be city electors whether residing inside or outside the district boundaries. The Commission will make decisions or provide recommendations to the board of directors in furthering the purpose of the Boulder Junction Access District Travel Demand Management Commission including providing alternative modes of transportation related services and improvements to the District. The Boulder Junction Access District Travel Demand Management Commission (BJAD - TDM) and the Boulder Junction Access District Parking Commission (BJAD - Parking) are treated as a joint commission.

How it is constituted

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Legal basis
  • BRC 2-3-21 · creates · Boulder Junction TDM Commission source
  • Ordinance No. 7732 (2010) (2010) · creates · Adds BRC 2-3-21, with the district's formation source
  • Petition forming the Boulder Junction Access General Improvement District - TDM (2010) (2010) · governs · Named the initial commissioners and their terms source
Appointed by
City Council, City Manager. City Council, acting as the district's board of directors, appoints the five voting commissioners; the city manager may appoint one ex officio nonvoting member while the city owns property in the district. source source as of 2026-10-29
How
Annual boards and commissions recruitment; council appoints at a regular meeting before April (2026 slate approved 2026-03-05, effective April 1). The first commission was named in the district formation petition. · annual · City Council vote source source source source as of 2026-03-05
Seats
5 source as of 2026-10-29
Seat types
  • Owners of taxable property in the district or their representatives (need not be city electors) ×3 qualified
  • City electors, living inside or outside the district ×2 qualified
  • City representative appointed by the city manager while the city owns district property (optional) ×1 non-voting
source source as of 2026-10-29
Term
5 years source as of 2026-10-29
Term limit
Two consecutive terms: after a second term a member must wait one year to be reappointed (except first appointees and members reappointed after a partial term of one year or less). No lifetime limit. source as of 2026-10-29
Staggering
The initial commissioners served the terms stated in the 2010 formation petition; since then council appoints five-year terms, which on the current roster end in different years. source source as of 2026-10-29
Powers
mixed. Decides: Subject to council call-up: authorizing the general manager to acquire property and build district improvements, user charges (not on-street rates or fines), appeals under 8-4-16(b), maintenance of public property; and, not subject to call-up, including or excluding property from the district. A mill levy increase above 10 mils (up to the 20-mil voter cap) or new debt needs a commission hearing and at least three commission votes first.. To council: Actions go to council as the district board, which may call them up at the next meeting held at least five days after delivery; the commission advises the board on budget and on any overlapping taxing district; the board sets the levy, budget and debt. source source as of 2026-10-29
Council liaison
not applicable: Council assigns no council liaison to this commission. Council's annual board and committee assignments place council members on outside and internal bodies (downtown: the Business Improvement District board), not on this commission; council itself sits as the district board the commission serves. source
Staff liaison
City Manager's Office (Assistant City Manager) with the Office of Cultural and Economic Development (Commercial Districts) · Mark Woulf, Melissa Mazany source source source as of 2026-10-23

Relations

History

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Meetings

No meeting on record for this body.

Roster

officialroster pageas printed on 2026-10-23
  • Rebekah Dumouchelle · Chair, Property Owner · 2022-2027
  • Sage Dalton · Vice Chair, Resident · 2026-2031
  • Daniel Aizenman · Resident · 2025-2030
  • Vacant seat · Property Owner
  • Vacant seat · Resident

Its topics

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Documents

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