Each year, the City Council adopts a six-year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) which is a list/description of projects, anticipated costs, anticipated funding sources and years in which planning, design, right of way, 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 Mobility Master Plan (MMP). 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 (CIP), which is updated biennially. The TIP was last updated as part of the 2024-2029 CIP (
John Larson-Friend, Transportation Program Coordinator
John Mortenson, Senior Transportation Manager
Greg Lucas, Senior Transportation Engineer
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Dave Waggoner
Recommendations & actions (5)
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a) Minutes of December 14, 2023 There being two small grammar edits, the Minutes of December 14, 2023 were approved by unanimous consent.
After a robust discussion and clarifying questions about scoring and what to focus on, the TAB moved into providing feedback on the various criterion.
The TAB recommended that Project Evaluation Criteria 1.1 be changed to expand “6 points” to include areas that have a high probability of safety issues as identified by engineering staff.
In the definition for 1.1, the TAB recommended the language be changed to “and/or”.
In section 4.2, TAB recommended that the “4 points” criteria should be changed to say, “Project improves or enhances sensitive areas.” In section 4.1, TAB recommended “including shifting to non-auto modes” be removed.