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10-13-25 Transportation Advisory Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed38 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personI have to drive to Broomfield so that my car gets enough Whatever it needs to actually make the, emissions thing work.
we did sort of an accessibility and universal access walk throughout Civic Area
We tried to be really robust for Civic Area, and reaching a lot of folks from across the city
We're still moving through some cost analysis right now, so it's not final, not set yet
Features are more placemaking, and it talks about events, the farmer's market, the festival street
I think we know we need to improve wayfinding throughout all of Civic
providing infrastructure for plug-in, electrical access to, like I mentioned, the farmer's market
robust bike parking, scooter parking, rideshare opportunities we have marked here with the M's
so this is sort of indoor-outdoor dining, seating, food and beverage, and restroom opportunity
thinking about that universal accessibility down to the water's edge for all to sort of enjoy
Really looking at ADA accessibility down what is almost 40 feet of grade change
especially with people on the micromobility devices that we have
there was a big debate about public safety
moving all the people, the homeless people, the unhoused, like, out of the civic area
Connecting folks to other services in the area so that we don't have things like encampments
I think, you know, the public safety is definitely at the tearing
it seems like it's a direct competition with downtown
to two homeless people started fighting, I'm pretty sure I saw a knife
some businesses downtown that would be like, oh, you know, we should go check that out
the farmer's market, we don't really need anything more from the farmer's market
One of them will be Sundance. So Sundance will be mostly, in indoor spaces
the transportation maintenance fee, which we're all eager to see implemented
The transportation maintenance fee, as well as the transportation demand management ordinance
look into the possibility of exempting affordable housing, because that's a very broad
collaborate to explore, exempting affordable housing in some fashion
our discussion last month about the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan priorities
Really getting clarity on the micromobility, that was another thing on the list
focusing on TDM strategies for the new campus, I think, is really important
there was not unanimity behind the transportation maintenance fee
the Elimination of parking minimums and the adoption of the TDM ordinance
the Elimination of parking minimums and the adoption of the TDM ordinance
that Will reduce emissions overall, because it will allow more people to choose
the CIP, in the end is a model that measures and weighs all these different things
we expect to see a reduction in emissions, because we expect to see a change in
our notes from our September discussion about the BVCP could be a good guide for a letter
kind of BVCP objectives, homing in on some specifics about those projects
an update on our, Vision Zero Action Plan progress and the 2024 crash data landscape
development project that has been referred to TAB by Council. That's at 350 Ponca