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Sacramento Active Transportation Commission Meeting - March 18, 2021

Active Transportation Commission — Thursday, March 18, 2021
BodySacramento, California
SessionActive Transportation Commission
DateThursday, March 18, 2021
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0:01

Jennifer, can you call roll and confirm forum?

0:06

Absolutely, Chair Haim.

0:07

Thank you so very much.

0:09

Commissioner Ben Huasco.

0:12

Where are you?

0:14

Present.

0:14

Wonderful.

0:15

Commissioner Garrow.

0:18

Here.

0:19

Commissioner Pollins.

0:21

Here.

0:23

Commissioner Cole is absent.

0:26

Vice Chair Ward Waller.

0:31

Present.

0:32

Commissioner Dewar Westbrook.

0:35

Present.

0:37

Commissioner Haupt.

0:39

Here.

0:40

Commissioner Carpenter is going to be late.

0:43

Commissioner Brazzle.

0:45

Here.

0:47

Commissioner Smith.

0:49

Here.

0:49

And Chair Haim.

0:52

Chair.

0:53

Wonderful.

0:53

We have a quorum.

0:54

This meeting is broadcast live over the internet and on the city website.

0:58

We'll live forever in the annals of time.

1:01

This um I'd like to remind commissioners to mute their microphones when they're not speaking and to keep their cameras on.

1:07

The public was able to provide comments before the meeting via e-comment and at the agenda home pages.

1:12

We've received no public comment.

1:14

If the public would like to call in the comment during the meeting, you can call 916 808 7213 and follow the instructions given.

1:23

Again, it's 916 808 7213 and follow the instructions given.

1:29

The speaker limit is three minutes.

1:32

And that is our opening.

1:33

Thank you, Chair Heim.

1:37

Just note for the record that Commissioner Cole has now joined the meeting.

1:48

Welcome back, everybody.

1:49

We have two new commissioners.

1:52

If we could have each commissioner introduce themselves, we will start with Commissioner.

2:01

Okay, so now I see a whole list.

2:03

So we'll start with Westbrook.

2:08

Hi, thank you, Chairheim.

2:10

And everyone else on the commission.

2:11

My name is Ali Dora Westbrook.

2:14

I'm an associate transportation planner at Caltrans headquarters, working specifically on active transportation.

2:22

So very, very excited to be a part of this group and to get to work with you all.

2:28

You know, I'm been in planning for about three years, so still relatively new to my career, but I think you know I've been able to learn alongside a lot of great folks that are doing active transportation work across the state of California.

2:43

So I hope to bring that to this commission.

2:46

And I'm excited to work with you all going forward.

2:49

Thank you.

3:09

I don't want to um mess up your name.

3:12

Can you tell me one more time and did it loudly so we all have it?

3:17

Is that me?

3:18

Yes.

3:19

Okay, it's Buenrostro.

3:25

It's a tough one.

3:26

If you can introduce yourself, that'd be great.

3:28

Okay, I can do it.

Discussion Breakdown — Share of Meeting
Transportation Safety███████████████████████████████31%
Public Works███████████████15%
Public Safety███████████11%
Public Engagement████████8%
Traffic Calming███████7%
Community Engagement██████6%
Procedural████4%
Budget and Finance████4%
Urban Forestry███3%
Summary of Proceedings

Sacramento Active Transportation Commission Meeting - March 18, 2021

The Active Transportation Commission of Sacramento, California, met virtually on Thursday, March 18, 2021, at 6:00 p.m. to discuss and act on several items related to active transportation projects and policies. Key topics included updates on the Slow & Active Streets program, a detailed review of the Stockton Boulevard Corridor Study, and various committee reports. The commission took action to recommend City Council approval of the Stockton Boulevard Corridor Study and approved the consent calendar, which included meeting minutes and the commission log. The meeting also included public comments on the slow streets program and the Stockton Boulevard plan.

Meeting Transcript

Jennifer, can you call roll and confirm forum? Absolutely, Chair Haim. Thank you so very much. Commissioner Ben Huasco. Where are you? Present. Wonderful. Commissioner Garrow. Here. Commissioner Pollins. Here. Commissioner Cole is absent. Vice Chair Ward Waller. Present. Commissioner Dewar Westbrook. Present. Commissioner Haupt. Here. Commissioner Carpenter is going to be late. Commissioner Brazzle. Here. Commissioner Smith. Here. And Chair Haim. Chair. Wonderful. We have a quorum. This meeting is broadcast live over the internet and on the city website. We'll live forever in the annals of time. This um I'd like to remind commissioners to mute their microphones when they're not speaking and to keep their cameras on. The public was able to provide comments before the meeting via e-comment and at the agenda home pages. We've received no public comment. If the public would like to call in the comment during the meeting, you can call 916 808 7213 and follow the instructions given. Again, it's 916 808 7213 and follow the instructions given. The speaker limit is three minutes. And that is our opening. Thank you, Chair Heim. Just note for the record that Commissioner Cole has now joined the meeting. Welcome back, everybody. We have two new commissioners. If we could have each commissioner introduce themselves, we will start with Commissioner. Okay, so now I see a whole list. So we'll start with Westbrook. Hi, thank you, Chairheim. And everyone else on the commission. My name is Ali Dora Westbrook. I'm an associate transportation planner at Caltrans headquarters, working specifically on active transportation. So very, very excited to be a part of this group and to get to work with you all. You know, I'm been in planning for about three years, so still relatively new to my career, but I think you know I've been able to learn alongside a lot of great folks that are doing active transportation work across the state of California. So I hope to bring that to this commission.

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