Board Chair at Mendocino Council Of Governments.
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The board conducted an election for chair and vice chair positions. Members reviewed and adopted the Board of Equalization local property tax rules, noting that no changes had been made. Additionally, the board adopted the master meeting schedule. The clerk provided updates on agenda items, and the meeting concluded with an adjournment.
The committee discussed various innovative concept proposals submitted for potential federal funding, reaching a consensus on a tiered priority list of projects including the Brooktrails Second Access, Ukiah Transit Center, and Noyo Harbor Multimodal Improvement Project. Additionally, the committee explored research on bike and scooter share programs, received updates on the Covelo Trail project funding, discussed the status of Local Road Safety Plans, reviewed Regional Early Action Planning grants, and heard reports on various transportation projects and initiatives from Caltrans and other local agencies.
The committee reviewed the 2024 State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) and Regional Transportation Improvement Program (RTIP), recommending approval of the draft with specific alternatives. Planning discussions were held for the upcoming California Transportation Commission Town Hall in Fort Bragg. The committee addressed funding streams for the Transit and Intercity Rail Capital Program and Zero Emission Transit Capital Program, alongside local transit agency challenges with zero-emission vehicle regulations. Strategies for competitive applications in the 2025 Active Transportation Program were analyzed, including the importance of site visits. Other topics included updates to Local Road Safety plans, potential Caltrans Sustainable Transportation Planning Grants, and a presentation on an electronic corridor management plan for State Route 222.
The committee received an informational presentation regarding CalRecycle's Tire Derived Aggregate grant program, covering eligible project categories and reimbursement details. The meeting business included a review and recommendation for the approval of the Final Fiscal Year 2022/23 Overall Work Program. Staff provided updates on several initiatives, including the Highway Safety Improvement Program Cycle 11 application process, the Active Transportation Program, progress on Local Road Safety Plans, status updates on Regional Early Action Plan grants, and the launch of a mobility solutions feasibility study for rural Inland Mendocino County.
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