The board meeting addressed budget proposals and neighborhood safety concerns. A request was submitted by Move Lebo for funding in the 2027 budget to support mobility initiatives, including infrastructure improvements and community maintenance. The board discussed the criteria for granting funds to non-profit organizations, emphasizing the need for structured management and accountability. Furthermore, citizens brought forward safety concerns regarding illegal parking near local schools and traffic dangers at a specific intersection, advocating for enhanced signage, curb painting, and potential traffic calming measures.
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The board meeting featured a discussion regarding resident concerns about the future demolition and replacement of the municipality's south parking garage, specifically emphasizing the need for accessible parking, continued building connectivity, and EV charging station availability. The chairperson reported on community snow removal efforts, including potential student volunteer opportunities for sidewalk clearance. A commissioner liaison provided updates on ebike regulations, emphasizing safety and the need for educational programming, and discussed the active transportation plan. Staff reports included updates on the installation of solar-powered LED lights in parks, sidewalk improvements, street reconstruction projects, and updates to the snow response management system.
Jun 2, 2026·Board meeting
Mt. Lebanon Mobility and Transportation Advisory Board Agenda
The agenda includes reports from the Chairperson, the Commission Liaison, the Staff Liaison, and various sub-committees covering the capital budget and policy and street design. Old business items consist of the year-end report to the Commission and the review of the draft ATP resolution.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Commission Discussion Session
The Commission discussed several agenda items, including a grant application for the demolition of the South Garage, the adoption of the fire department's 2026 community risk assessment and strategic plan, and the purchase of a new truck for the fire department. Additionally, the Commission reviewed land development plans for field improvement and renovation projects, and addressed the award for the 2026-2027 insurance program. Updates were provided by various boards and authorities, and an overview of the Emergency Operations Center's role, functions, and disaster management protocols was presented.
