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1 Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee Agenda Date: Tuesday, January 8, 2019 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Location: PSRC Board Room, 1011 Western Avenue, Suite 500, Seattle, WA Welcome and Introductions (10:00) 2. Action: Approval of Meeting Summary October 9, 2018* (10:05) 3. Discussion Item: New Voting Member Appointments** (10:10) Stephen Padua, Chair, will welcome new voting members and alternates to the committee. Sarah Gutschow, PSRC, will provide a status update on voting member appointments. 4. Discussion: PSRC Bicycle and Pedestrian Work Plan * (10:30) Sarah and Gil Cerise, PSRC, will provide a brief overview of the BPAC Operating Procedures and PSRC s 2018 Active Transportation Plan. Sarah will then review the proposed PSRC Bicycle and Pedestrian Work Plan for Discussion: Pedestrian Data Pilot (11:10) Jean Kim, PSRC, will give the committee an update on the first stage of PSRC s pedestrian data collection and consistency pilot project. 6. Discussion: Bike Count Peer Review (11:25) Jean will update the committee on PSRC s efforts to collect and improve upon regional bicycle counts. 7. Information Item: Announcements of Bicycle/Pedestrian Activities (11:40) Committee members provide brief updates on local and regional events of interest. 8. Next Meeting: March 12, 2019: 10:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 9. Adjourn * Supporting materials attached ** Supporting materials will be provided at the meeting For more information, contact Sarah Gutschow at (206) or sgutschow@psrc.org or Jean Kim at (206) or jkim@psrc.org. Other Formats: Sign language and communication material in alternate formats can be arranged given sufficient notice by calling (206) or TTY Relay 711. Korean, Arabic, 中文 Chinese, Deutsch German, Français French, 한국 العربیة Русский Russian, Español Spanish, Tagalog, Tiếng việt Vietnamese Call
2 Puget Sound Regional Council Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee. October 9, :00 a.m. Noon at W ork 1011 Western Avenue, Suite 500 Seattle, WA fax psrc.org Members and Alternates Represented at the Table Stephen Padua City of Issaquah, Chair; Meredith Soniat City of Tacoma, Vice-Chair; Brigid Dean WSDOT; Amy Shumann Seattle/King County Public Health; Mike Ullmer King County Parks; Tobin Bennett-Gold City of Kenmore; Claire Martini Cascade Bicycle Club; John Vander Sluis King County Roads; Thomas Noyes WSDOT; Malva Slachowitz King County Metro; Aaron Lee Snohomish County; Mel Roberts Kent Bicycle Advisory Board; Janine Sawyer Sound Transit; Diane Wiatr City of Seattle; Don Willott Bainbridge Multi-Modal TAC Via Phone: Andrew Austin Metro Tacoma Parks; Jackson Skinner Metro Tacoma Parks; Don Phelps Pierce County; David Forte Kitsap County Other Guests and Alternates (for all or part of the meeting): Russ Bosanko Snohomish County Parks; Joseph Wheeler Snohomish County Parks; Jean White King County Parks; Alex Alston Washington Bikes/Cascade Bicycle Club; Ricardo Gotla WSDOT; Joel Miller City of Seattle PSRC Staff: Gil Cerise; Kimberly Scrivner; Jean Kim; Tammi Chick Welcome and Introductions and Public Comment Public Comments Alex Tsimerman and Marguerite Richard approached the committee with a public comment. The minutes were adopted without corrections. _ Information Item: Committee Reports Kimberly reported on the updates to VISION 2050, including the development of regional growth scenarios, Growth Management Policy Board briefing papers (housing, equity, etc.), Regional Staff Committee updates to federal performance targets for climate change, and Transportation Policy Board s work on the regional Transportation Improvement Plan. She instructed the members that detailed information can be found on the PSRC website. Discussion Item: Free-Floating Bike Share (Joel Miller, City of Seattle) Joel gave a presentation on the Free-Floating Bike Share pilot that was launched in July He provided an overview of the pilot program, evaluation methods, and annual permit recommendations resulting from the pilot program. Seattle Department of Transportation permitted three vendors to operate in the city of Seattle. Between July 21 st and December 31 st approximately 1.4 million rides were recorded. The city saw better than expected results in the Rainier Valley, Industrial District, and Georgetown. The evaluation reported that the biggest area for improvement needed is bicycle parking. Five key recommendations resulted from the pilot program: 1) allow for more growth; 2) create a proactive compliance and enforcement program; 3) create a bike share parking area program; 4) align permit with desired SDOT equity outcomes; and 5) adjust permit fees to remain cost-neutral to the city. For complete details, visit the SDOT Free-Floating Bike Share website. Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board Agenda Item 2 - Page 2 January 8, 2019
3 _ Discussion Item: Electric Bikes (Alex Alston, Cascade Bicycle Club and Mike Ullmer, King County Parks) Alex and Mike updated the committee on e-bike policy for regional trails in King County. In May 2018, Bellevue, Kent, Renton, Seattle Parks, SDOT, WSDOT, Redmond, King County Parks, Maple Valley, Kirkland, Cascade Bicycle Club, and Mountains to Sound participated in a working session to align policy across the regional trails. The work session focused on updating current codes to permit Class 1 and 2 e-bikes to operate on regional trails, modify trail hours to 5a-10p, and permit e-bikes on other park facilities. Additionally, the session looked at trailside educational signage and public outreach. Information Item Item: WA State CTR Board Strategic Plan (Ricardo Golta, WSDOT) Ricardo provided information on the recent updates to the Commute Trip Reduction plan. The plan was last updated in From spring 2017 to spring 2018, the CTR Board, together with statewide partners, identified the best opportunities to increase the use of high-efficiency transportation options, expand the availability and use of TDM funding, and streamline metrics, best practices and alternatives for implementers. In July 2018, the CTR Board published Expanding Travel Options: Faster, Smarter and More Affordable A Strategic Plan. Information Item: Update on Voting Member Appointments (Gil Cerise, PSRC) Gil spoke about the changes to the BPAC operating procedures, which included formalizing it as an advisory committee and implementing a voting structure. PSRC staff have been reaching out to jurisdictions and agencies to officially appoint voting members. Information: Bicycle and Pedestrian Data Collection Program (Jean Kim, PSRC and Kimberly Scrivner, PSRC) Kimberly and Jean reviewed with the committee the data collection and consistency pilot. The purpose of the pilot is to better assess pedestrian connectivity in the central Puget Sound region using a regionally consistent data collection process that can be shared with PSRC members. Jean provided information on the tools being used and standards and best practices. For additional details, visit the BPAC webpage. Information: Announcements of Bicycle/Pedestrian Activities Jean White announced that the King County Parks is hosting a regional trails summit on October 18 th. Next meeting: January 8, 2018: 10am Noon Adjourn: The meeting adjourned at 11:52am Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board Agenda Item 2 - Page 3 January 8, 2019
4 Ongoing tasks Specified timelines Task extends beyond 2020 PSRC Bicycle and Pedestrian Work Plan ( ) Work Program Areas Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Network Implementation Bicycle and Pedestrian Data Collection and Consistency Technical Guidance on Active Transportation Planning and Policies Proposed Actions 1. Monitor status and implementation of identified Regional Bicycle Network (RBN) facilities, as well as major gaps and barriers in the network. 2. Maintain and encourage broader usage of the Completed Bike Facilities dataset. 3. Evaluate the application of VISION 2050 equity tools, including Opportunity Mapping, for assessing bike and pedestrian facility needs. 1. Continue pedestrian data collection in Open Street Maps at selected sites in the region. 2. Develop regionally consistent guidelines for pedestrian data collection and documentation. 3. Gather further information on current bike and pedestrian count data collection practices in the region. 1. Inventory and assess bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure ordinances, regulations, etc. in the region, including "Complete Streets" and similar regulations intended to incorporate bicycle and pedestrian facilities into overall infrastructure. 2. Inventory and assess state and local bicycle and pedestrian safety programs in the region, such as "Target Zero" and "Vision Zero", to inform PSRC's broader safety program. 3. Provide technical guidance on bicycle and pedestrian related topics in PSRC s regional planning work, including the implementation of PSRC's "Access to Transit" strategy and comprehensive plan certification process. 4. Evaluate Active Transportation Plan update needs in preparation for PSRC s 2022 Regional Transportation Plan. 5. Provide support for state and local active transportation planning and project development. Q1 Jan-Mar Q2 Apr-Jun Q3 Jul-Sept Q4 Oct-Dec Q1 Jan-Mar Q2 Apr-Jun Q3 Jul-Sept Q4 Oct-Dec Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board Agenda Item 4 - Page 4 January 8, 2019
5 Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) Meeting Calendar 2019 JANUARY APRIL JULY FEBRUARY MAY AUGUST MARCH JUNE SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER 19 M T W T F S DECEMBER Meetings are held at the Puget Sound Regional Council, 1011 Western Avenue, 5th Fl. Boardroom, 10:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board Page 5 January 8, 2019
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