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Transportation Advisory Board · regular
11-13-23 Transportation Advisory Board Meeting
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed19 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personMost people think about the airport as a center for recreation for recreational pilots.
airports, also a big center for emergency response. So we all remember what happened in the floods
there is really critical climate research that comes out of neon aviation and scientific aviation.
The one that I'm working on most closely is lead reduction. Leaded fuel is still used at the airport.
and work towards implementing those which will include a a look at future budgets in a budget.
as well as the completion of planned capital projects as those are implemented in the coming years.
But as additional facilities are constructed in the future through the department's capital projects
Taking a look at how this affects our manufactured home communities and other major boulder housing
what is the change in the the budget for this? But also relatively.
especially with respect to feedback from center for people with disabilities in the disability community.
Are we also looking at where line scooter users and the cycle users want to go?
You know climate change is coming. These snow events are going to get larger, more frequent, and more severe.
I do have. I'm sorry to ask one budget question, because I know you said that
2 photo radar vans and 11 red light running cameras.
the correlation of the corridors that are designated to the location of our existing 11 red light running cameras
This is important because our red light running cameras can be used to enforce speeding at intersections
They wanted to eliminate all parking minimums. So that's not, you know, not surprising either.
thinking about the the broader effort around revising change. Or you know, updating how boards and commissions work.
Austin removed parking minimums throughout the city. On November second.