Suzanne Jones

The Placer bus stop facilities assessment and improvement plan, led by the Placer County Transportation Planning Agency (PCTPA) in coordination with Placer County Transit and Roseville Transit, aims to enhance the comfort, safety, and accessibility of over 250 bus stops. This effort includes inventorying current bus stops, establishing clear design standards, and prioritizing improvements. The plan's objective is to make public transit more accessible, reliable, and comfortable for everyone in Placer County, fostering community pride in the improved spaces.

The Placer County Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Plan outlines a comprehensive, data-driven strategy to support the transition to zero-emission transportation across the county. This plan addresses the substantial and differentiated infrastructure needs for light-duty and medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, aiming for a significant expansion of public and workplace charging by 2035. Key focus areas include developing a countywide siting framework based on travel data, grid capacity, land use, equity, and environmental factors, alongside a multi-phase implementation roadmap. It emphasizes community engagement to ensure reliability, safety, affordability, and equitable access, particularly in rural and disadvantaged communities.

The agenda includes discussions on AB 2449, approval of minutes, public comment, and a consent calendar. A public hearing is scheduled for the Village 7 Specific Plan Minor Amendments, focusing on consistency determination. Further discussions will cover the FY 2025/26 Overall Work Program (OWP) and Budget Amendment #1, as well as the SR 65 Phase 1 Project Letter of Task Agreement with CH2M Hill, Inc. Updates will be provided on the Senate Bill 125 Project and traffic volumes, along with an Executive Director's report and informational items.

The agenda includes discussions and potential actions regarding AB 2449, approval of minutes from the March 26, 2025 meeting, and several items on the consent calendar related to FY 2024/25 fund allocations for the Low Carbon Transit Operations Program (LCTOP) and claims for Local Transportation Funds (LTF) and State Transit Assistance (STA) for the Town of Loomis. Additionally, the agenda covers the Placer County Evacuation and Transportation Resiliency Plan Consultant Contract Award, a presentation on the Countywide Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Plan, and a presentation on the Highway 49 Sidewalk Gap Closure Project. The board also discussed the FY 2024/25 Overall Work Program and Budget Amendment #2, the State and Federal Legislative Programs for 2025, and a traffic volume update. The Executive Director provided a report covering various topics, including grant submissions, the Placer-Sacramento Gateway project, Reimagine SR 65, AB 1421, and development in unincorporated Placer County.

The agenda includes discussion and potential action on AB 2449 regarding remote meeting participation, approval of minutes from the August 27, 2025 meeting, and a public comment period. Key items for action include a Letter of Task Agreement with The Ferguson Group for a federal BUILD Grant application for the I-80/Rocklin Road Interchange Project, along with a request to allocate Regional Transportation and Air Quality Mitigation Fees for the grant application preparation. Additionally, the Executive Director will provide a report, and the Board will discuss potential direction to staff. Informational items include the SPRTA TAC Minutes from September 9, 2025, and October 14, 2025.