HomeMy WebLinkAbout01-22-14 Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Committee AgendaAGENDA
BOZEMAN (Area) PEDESTRIAN AND TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
12 Noon, Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Upstairs Conference Room, Alfred Stiff Professional Building, 20 E. Olive
20
East Olive Street, Bozeman MT
Call to Order
Introductions of Attendees
Public Comment (Please state your name and address. This is the time for individuals to comment on any matters
falling within the purview of the Committee. Opportunity for public input will also be provided in conjunction with each individual agenda item. A given speaker addressing a given
topic may speak at one or the other of those two opportunities but not both. Please limit comments to a maximum of three minutes. The chairperson may alter or waive these restrictions.)
Consideration of Meeting Agenda (Chair may make adjustments as deemed helpful)
Approval of Previous Minutes (November 13, 2013)
Support for 10[ pathway along Rouse from Oak to
Story Mill
Report on Results ofOther Previous Actions & Consideration of Further Action
Reports/Requests from Police & Sheriff’s Liaison Officers
Reports from Non-Voting Official Committee
Members (City, County, & School)
Reports from Related Groups (BABAB, Safe Routes to School, CTEP, TCC, INC, etc.)
Consideration of election of At-Large Members for 2014
Election
of 2014 Officers (Chair, Vice Chair, & Secretary)
Consider Meeting with State Ped & Bike Coordinator Feb 5
Pedestrian Crossings of Huffine (if interested citizens present)
Implementation
of Bozeman Community Transportation Safety Plan
Additional Business (time permitting)
Consider making safety-related recommendations to the State legislature, MDT, City & County
Commissions, planning boards, & other review groups on proposed developments and on policies & budgets scheduled for consideration by those bodies or under staff review
Specific Sidewalks
& Pedestrian Crossings (as appropriate)
Specific streets & Intersections (South 19th, College/23rd & College/Willson)
Distracted Driver Issues (bills, laws, ordinances & educational
efforts)
Consider Joining With Other Groups in Advocating for Safety Causes
Other Concerns of Members
Future Meetings (February 12 ??)
Adjournment
Bozeman Pedestrian and Traffic
Safety Committee meetings are open to all members of the public. If you have a disability that requires assistance, please contact City’s ADA Coordinator, James Goehrung, at 582-3232
(TDD 582-2301).
Questions about the Committee should be directed to its chairperson, Ralph W. Zimmer, 586-9152, RalphZimmer@mcn.net