TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD Staff Liaison Stephen Padua, Senior Transportation Planner About Email Stephen Padua Created in 2017, the board provides additional expertise and advice on the City's Regular Members transportation system and goals. 2021* - Cynthia Krass 2021* - Janie Walzer Membership 2021 - Tom McDonald The Transportation Advisory Board is 2021 - Erika Boyd comprised of nine regular members, and up to 2021 - Joseph Zhang** three alternates. All members are appointed 2022 - Sujata Goel by the Mayor and subject to confirmation by 2022 - Micah Zeitz-Chua the City Council. Terms expire April 30 of the 2023 - Kristi Tripple year listed. For more information, 2023 - Dave Waggoner see IMC 2.92. Alternate Members 2021 - Alec Yildirim** 2022 - Jeri Bernstein 2022 - David Holzberg
APPROVAL OF MINUTES a) 02-04-21 Transportation Advisory Board Minutes Page [0000] CITY OF ISSAQUAH Transportation Advisory Board 6:00 PM Virtual Meeting February 4, 2021 MINUTES
4. AGENDA ITEMS
4a
Transportation Improvement Program
60 min
· John Mortenson, Transportation Engineering Manager
· packet pp.9–29
Each year, the City Council adopts a Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) which is a list/description of projects, anticipated costs, anticipated funding sources and years in which planning and construction will likely occur. The TIP includes projects identified in the Central Issaquah Plan, the Walk-n-Roll Plan, the adopted Concurrency model and the recently developed Mobility Master Plan. The purpose of the TIP is to identify transportation-related projects that are – or may become eligible for Federal, State, and/or local funding. Additionally, the TIP is the transportation component of the Capital Improvement Plan, which is updated biennially.
4b
Mobility Master Plan (MMP) Implementation, (D)
30 min
· Stephen Padua, Senior Transportation Planner
· packet pp.31–254
Following the final report and recommendations from the Traffic Task Force in 2016, City staff pursued the development of a Mobility Master Plan (MMP) to set the City’s vision and provide guidance for all efforts related to the transportation systems. In the process of developing the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) in 2017, the Mobility Master Plan project and staffing support for the newly formalized Transportation Advisory Board was funded.
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