TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD Staff Liaison Isabel Diaz, Senior Engineer About Email Isabel Diaz Created in 2017, the board provides additional expertise and advice on the City's Regular Members transportation system and goals. The board is 2022 – Vacant also the lead advisory group on the 2022 – Micah Zeitz-Chua implementation and management of the City’s 2023 – Kristi Tripple Master Mobility Plan (MMP). 2023 – Dave Waggoner 2023 – Joseph Zhang* 2024 – Cynthia Krass Membership 2024 – Janie Walzer The Transportation Advisory Board is 2025 – Erika Boyd comprised of nine regular members, and up to 2025 – Tom McDonald three alternates. All members are appointed by the Mayor and subject to confirmation by Alternate Members the City Council. Terms expire April 30 of the 2022 – Jeri Bernstein year listed. For more information, 2022 – Vacant see IMC 2.92 and Rules & Regulations. 2023 – Julian…
with the TAB on how equity can be applied in the implementation of Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The Board shared the following feedback: • To assign project scores in a per mile basis instead of per individual impacts • To distribute resources equally between population incomes, modes of transportation, and geographic areas • To evaluate incomes or other demographic areas related to sidewalk gaps or bike infrastructures • To be cautions when looking at demographic data; needs might be different between communities • To define first what City values are with regard to equity and transportation and then assess how we are doing against those values. • Agreed with separating benefits from impacts in the criteria • To make sure non-drive alone modes are integrated as much as possible • Agreed equity is indirectly incorporated within other criteria but should be assigned its own,…
The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 or ADA is a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination based on disability. Title II prohibits disability discrimination by public entities at the local level, e.g. school district, municipal, city, or county, and at state level. Public entities must comply with Title II regulations by the U.S. Department of Justice. As part of complying, the City is required to do a ADA Title II Self-Evaluation & Transition Plan to partially fulfill the requirements set forth in Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. In 2014 and 2015, the City of Issaquah prepared a Title II ADA Self-Evaluation & Transition Plan. In 2022, City staff are updating the plan.
The Mobility Master Plan (MMP) established actions to support adopted policies for automobile goals (MMP, pages 35-39). Goals included reviewing and applying Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) that adapt to changes in travel behavior and prioritizes the safety of people using the system.
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Neighborhood Safety Improvement Program (D)
John Larson-Friend, Transportation Program Coordinator
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Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Update Equity Update Transit Study Intro Update Performance Metrics Intro Update ADA Transition Plan Intro Concurrency Update ITS Study Intro Parks Projects Update Metro Update Parks Wayfinding Update 2023 Comprehensive Plan Update Mobility Master Plan (MMP) Review 2023 Board Work Plan Review
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