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Transportation Advisory Board · regular
01-12-26 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 · unreviewed20 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personI'm really upset about the asphalt, and the fact that I'm gonna have to have a transportation maintenance fee when I drive my car only 4 times a year.
and they're causing carbon footprint, can't… you know, I know it's expensive, but long-term, it's cheap.
And then, as I mentioned, B-Cycle and Lime, they provide an important and really important connection to those transit services.
sort of work with school districts to make sure that they're not violating federal
One of the trends I see, right, the analysis and the imagery and everything here suggests primary dependence on B-cycle and Lime scooters.
we did a focus group specifically with the Center for People with Disabilities to make sure that we were hearing that perspective
if you get the, you know, bike and micromobility storage done well at those bus stops, then the catchment areas for those stops could grow substantially
Just a little bit of background, on Boulder's Access Management and Parking Strategy, or AMPS.
This effort focused on reworking the city's parking programs, including the Neighborhood Parking Permit, or NPP, program.
With the completion of the parking code update and the Transportation Demand Management, or TDM, ordinance in 2025
these rates were approved directly by City Council through the annual budget process.
This modest increase will maintain the vibrancy of Boulder's business districts by generating additional revenue
I've had conversations with a couple of people, who are really trying to invest in local, local engagement downtown, and kind of local vibrancy downtown.
we really should be charging people who are coming into Boulder
it's definitely a possibility, especially with Sundance on the horizon
I've talked to Boulder High School's principal and assistant principal about this as well.
because of the… the budget crisis that we were in
but again, with Sundance. All that could change, so, yeah.
eliminating citywide parking minimums, and coupling that with a new TDM ordinance.
eliminating citywide parking minimums, and coupling that with a new TDM ordinance.