Active Transportation Commission Meeting – November 16, 2022

The Active Transportation Commission of Sacramento, California, held a teleconference meeting on November 16, 2022, at 6:00 p.m. The agenda included a land acknowledgement, pledge of allegiance, roll call, and consideration of several items. No meeting minutes or transcript were provided; this summary is based solely on the published agenda.

Consent Calendar

The consent calendar included two routine items expected to be approved by a single motion:

• Approval of the Active Transportation Commission meeting minutes from October 20, 2022 (File ID: 2022-01962).
• Adoption of the Active Transportation Commission Log (File ID: 2022-01951).

Public Comments & Testimony

The agenda reserved time for public comments on matters not on the agenda, but no transcript is available to report any comments made.

Discussion Items

The commission heard and discussed the following items:

• Update on Chapter 2.40 of the Sacramento City Code (Oral Report): Staff provided an update on city code relating to boards and commissions generally. The recommendation was to receive and file.
• Commission Staff Report (Oral Report): Transportation Planning Manager Jennifer Donlon Wyant presented an oral report on commission activities. The recommendation was to receive and file.
• Sacramento Red Light Photo Enforcement Program: Staff presented an overview of the red light photo enforcement program for review and comment. Contact: Evangeline Lucas Lee and Ryan Billeci, Public Works.
• SACOG Transportation Grant Applications: Staff requested a motion to forward a recommendation to City Council in support of submitting eight grant applications under the Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG) 2023 Regional and Community Design Funding Programs. The proposed projects are: Broadway Phase 3, El Camino Avenue Vision Zero, Fruitridge Road Improvements, ITS Signal Improvements, Richards I-5 Interchange, Sacramento River Parkway, Setzer Tunnel, and Stockton Boulevard Corridor Improvements. Contact: Jesse Gothan.
• Bikeway Delineator Pilot Community Feedback: Staff presented community feedback from a pilot project for bikeway delineators in District 4 for review and comment. Contact: Jeff Jelsma.

Key Outcomes

No formal decisions or vote tallies are available due to the absence of meeting minutes or a transcript. The agenda indicates that the commission was scheduled to act on the consent calendar and on the SACOG grant application recommendation. The actual outcomes are unknown.