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Transportation Advisory Board · regular
7-24-25 Transportation Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed27 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personWe're going to be home to the Sundance Film Festival.
take them on a tour of the murals that are all around town
So this the secret little public art bits that can be had and best had by by foot or by bike.
Those issues. Should come from. Council, and not from boards and commissions or individual board members.
They're going to be hearing more on later, and also the capital improvements.
Boards and commissions are sometimes asked questions from the media.
Go and tell council that this is. Our our position. So that's. Something that you can do, too, and speak on behalf of the board.
You should be at least modestly familiar with the Boulder Valley Comp plan as it relates to transportation and land use planning.
You make the observation that 67% of your serious crashes are happening on what 7% of they don't work.
a board member introduced the concept of urban Heat Islands.
So we have a municipal airport. We're in the process of hiring a new airport manager.
You've heard about him today because he's managing a big capital improvement program.
That's the overarching, planning document for the city, and how it interacts with the region.
vision and goals will really start to live up at that Boulder valley. Comprehensive plan, level and departmental strategic plans
my guidance is that the 2019 Tmp. Is still a fabulous document.
fund our future, which is the community engagement arm of the long term financial strategy effort
So here are the Tmp and climate goals that we follow as staff in our transportation master plan.
these are our goals by 2030 to reduce emissions by 70% net 0 in 2035 carbon positive in 2040.
to talk a little bit about the long term financial strategy.
We enjoy a dedicated sales tax. That's a 6 percent sales tax or 0 point 6% sales tax that was approved in 67.
the city also receives funding through federal, state and other local sources.
this kind of shows our operating budget for 2025, just to give you a snapshot of what an average year looks like for us
about a transportation maintenance fee that might start to help us chip away at you know
really looking at the safety and maintenance of our airport, doing some key actions there
the Amps study and implementation which you've already heard the on street and off street parking
and soon you will hear more on the Tdm ordinance
airport safety and operations and asset management asset management a big focus.