Kale Graham

The commission meeting agenda includes a debriefing on the May Bike Month event and planning for the criterium, an update on the transportation survey, a summary of the Planning Commission meeting, and a review of the Bike Master Plan working group proceedings.

The commission agenda focuses on several key discussion topics including an update on the draft outdoor safe lighting ordinance, ongoing developments at the Winters Putah Creek Nature Park, and discussions regarding project opportunities for the 183 Project. The session also covers various ongoing commission projects and provides a platform for liaison updates from organizations including the Putah Creek Council, Solano RCD, and the Climate Action Commission.

The committee discussed the sunsetting of property tax assessment exclusions for solar energy systems and the potential for a community notification campaign. Updates were provided regarding the Valley Clean Energy Community Advisory Committee, the Yolo County Climate Action Commission, and regional infrastructure projects. Planning for an upcoming bike event and raffle was initiated, with coordination efforts regarding logistics, prize procurement, and bike safety. Additionally, the committee reviewed a draft transportation survey to inform the Bike Master Plan and deliberated on a list of proposed project priorities including shared bike lanes, crossing improvements, and safety signage.

The meeting agenda includes discussions on a dark skies update requiring a volunteer for the Planning Commission, planning for Bike Month, reviewing a draft transportation survey, and receiving an update from the Bike Master Plan working group.

The commission reviewed the City Council work plan, focusing on city planning integration. Key discussions included the update to the Bicycle Master Plan, emphasizing bike and pedestrian safety, potential survey development for community feedback, and infrastructure considerations like e-mobility and signage. The commission also reviewed a proposal for a dark skies ordinance to address light pollution and energy efficiency. Additionally, potential grant opportunities from the YSAQMD were explored, and planning for the upcoming Bike Month event was finalized, including logistical arrangements and promotional activities.