Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission Agenda
The Commission addressed several policy and project items, including the adoption of new Rail Right-of-Way policies governing leases, licenses, encroachments, and railroad crossing responsibilities. The meeting agenda included legislative updates, authorizations to amend contracts for the Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic Trail, and cooperative agreements with Caltrans for highway infrastructure projects. The Commission reviewed financial status reports on Transportation Development Act and Measure D revenues, accepted the fiscal year audit, approved the upcoming year's meeting schedule, and conducted appointments for the Bicycle Advisory and Elderly and Disabled Transportation Advisory Committees. Additionally, a public hearing was held regarding the Measure D 5-Year Plans.
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Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission Meeting Agenda
The commission agenda covered several key transportation projects and administrative items. Major topics included authorizing contract amendments for vegetation maintenance on the Santa Cruz Branch Rail Line, entering into a new contract for on-call property and rail maintenance, and approving a grant application for the Zero Emission Passenger Rail and Trail project. Additionally, the commission reviewed status reports on Transportation Development Act and Measure D revenues, accepted the Measure D Fiscal Year 2024-25 Annual Report, and discussed various informational items including committee reports, administrative resolutions for CalPERS health benefits, and future meeting schedules.
Sep 17, 2026·Board meeting
Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission Interagency Technical Advisory Committee Minutes
The committee meeting featured presentations on e-bike safety, the California Transportation Commission's Local Streets and Roads Program reporting, the Metro Bus Stop Master Plan, and the Safe on 17 program safety goal revisions. Staff provided updates regarding the GO Santa Cruz County Transportation Demand Management program. Representatives from various regional entities including AMBAG, METRO, and local public works departments provided status reports on ongoing transportation projects, infrastructure improvements, and planning initiatives throughout the county. Future agenda items were also discussed.
Sep 17, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission's Interagency Technical Advisory Committee Meeting
The committee meeting covered a range of topics, including the Santa Cruz Metro Bus Stop Master Plan, which involves updating design guidelines and prioritizing future improvements, and a proposal to revise the SAFE on 17 Task Force goals to align with Vision Zero principles, focusing on reducing fatal and serious injury crashes. Other agenda items included presentations on RTC Measure D bonding, the Non-SHOPP PID Workplan, and updates on the transportation programming office hours, as well as the status of various transportation projects, planning documents, and committee working groups.