AGENDA. I. Call to Order/ Introductions. II. Approval of May 18, 2017 Meeting Minutes (Attachment A) Action Requested: Approval of Minutes

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1 NORTHWEST MUNICIPAL CONFERENCE 1600 East Golf Road, Suite 0700 Des Plaines, Illinois (847) Fax (847) A Regional Association of Illinois Municipalities and Townships Representing a Population of Over One Million MEMBERS Antioch Arlington Heights Bannockburn Barrington Bartlett Buffalo Grove Carpentersville Cary Crystal Lake Deer Park Deerfield Des Plaines Elk Grove Village Evanston Fox Lake Glencoe Glenview Grayslake Hanover Park Highland Park Hoffman Estates Kenilworth Lake Bluff Lake Forest Lake Zurich Libertyville Lincolnshire Lincolnwood Morton Grove Mount Prospect Niles Northbrook Northfield Northfield Township Palatine Park Ridge Prospect Heights Rolling Meadows Schaumburg Skokie Streamwood Vernon Hills Wheeling Wilmette Winnetka President Harriet Rosenthal Deerfield Vice-President Arlene Juracek Mount Prospect I. Call to Order/ Introductions Northwest Municipal Conference Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee Tuesday, August 15, :30 a.m. Emily Oaks Nature Center 4650 Brummel St, Skokie, IL AGENDA II. Approval of May 18, 2017 Meeting Minutes (Attachment A) Action ed: Approval of Minutes III. Skokie Valley Trail Staff from the Villages of Skokie and Lincolnwood will discuss their work constructing the Skokie Valley Trail in their respective municipalities. Action ed: Informational IV. Draft CMAQ and TAP Awards (Attachment B) Staff will discuss CMAP s proposed program for the Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) and Alternatives Program (TAP) for federal fiscal years Action ed: Informational V. Invest in Cook Grant Awards (Attachment C) Staff will discuss projects selected for funding under Cook County s new Invest in Cook program. Action ed: Informational. VI Committee Membership and Meeting Dates (Attachments D & E) A list of committee members and proposed meeting dates are attached for your information. Action ed: Informational Secretary Daniel DiMaria Morton Grove Treasurer Ghida Neukirch Highland Park Executive Director Mark L. Fowler VII. VIII. IX. Other Business Next Meeting The next meeting of the NWMC Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee will be scheduled for September 19, 2017 at the NWMC offices. Action ed: Informational Adjournment- An optional bike tour of the Skokie Valley Trail will immediately follow the meeting.

2 Attachment A Committee Members Present: Arlene Juracek, Chair, Village of Mount Prospect Jim Baxa, Village of Northbrook Andrew Jennings, Village of Wheeling Brooke Jones, Village of Wheeling Katie Knapp, City of Evanston (via phone) Patrick Knapp, Village of Schaumburg Darren Monico, Village of Buffalo Grove Derek Peebles, City of Des Plaines Adriana Webb, Village of Glenview 5Northwest Municipal Conference Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee Tuesday, May 18, 2017 Draft Meeting Minutes 10:30 a.m. NWMC Offices Others Present: Matt Lawrie, Village of Mount Prospect Brian Pigeon, NWMC Mike Walczak, NWMC I. Call to Order/ Introductions Mayor Juracek called the meeting to order at 10:33 a.m. and asked those present for introductions. II. III. Approval of April 18, 2017 Meeting Minutes. On a motion by Mr. Jennings, seconded by Mr. Peebles, the committee voted to approve the minutes with one edit noted by Mayor Juracek. NWMC Multimodal Plan Mr. Walczak discussed edits to the RFQ to reflect committee comments from the previous meeting. These included changes under tasks 5 and 6 to include a toolkit of best practices and a menu of potential options for different facilities. The committee concurred with these changes. Mr. Walczak discussed the two possible funding sources for the plan updates, the first being the Local Technical Assistance Program and the other being the NWMC Special Projects fund. He noted that in discussions with CMAP staff, it may be more appropriate to submit two LTA applications, one for the bike plan update and the other for the multi modal transit access component. He added that staff would have a draft LTA application for committee review at the June meeting.

3 Attachment A On a motion by Mr. Jennings, seconded by Mr. Baxa, the committee voted to approve the draft RFQ for approval through the NWMC board structure. IV. Sidewalk Parkway and Alleyway Maintenance Mr. Walczak discussed the results of a recent NWMC survey submitted by the Village of Morton Grove on the topic of snow removal and sidewalk maintenance. He noted that several respondents included the text of their policies and that no response to the survey does not mean the municipality has no policy. The committee discussed the issue. Mr. Walczak asked if the committee had follow up questions on the topic they would like answered. Mayor Juracek said she would like to see what other regions of the county do on this topic. Mr. Peebles noted that the bigger problem in Des Plaines is properties not abutting residents, areas with no owners. Mr. Jennings said he would like to see best practices for what to do in business districts. He noted that sometimes the village cleans areas it is not responsible for but public works is looking to address this problem. V. Legislative Update Mr. Pigeon discussed the progress of bike/ped related bills in the Illinois general assembly including HB 625 the bill introduced by Rep. David Harris in response to the fatality on Central Rd. in Mt. prospect. He also discussed that without a state budget by the end of the state fiscal year, all projects would be shut down. Mr. Jennings asked if a list of affected projects could be sent to Rep. Schakowsky s office. Mr. Peebles asked if this only applied to projects with a state match. Mr. Pigeon responded that this applied to all federally funded projects as a state appropriation is necessary to pass through federal funds. VI. VII. VIII. Other Business None Next Meeting Mayor Juracek announced that the next meeting was scheduled for June 20. Adjournment On a motion by Mr. Peebles, the committee voted to adjourn at 11:05 a.m.

4 Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning FFY CMAQ and FFY Programs Released by the Committee for a Public Comment Period Ending September 4, 2017 Access to Transit TI HANOVER PARK Village of Hanover Park - Barrington Road Accessibility s s $342,500 $270,000 $ Access to Transit TI Metra Metra Bike Parking Expansion $382,500 $306,000 $306,000 $1, Access to Transit TI Village of Hanover Park - US 20 HANOVER Pedestrian Access to Hanover Park PARK Metra Station $495,000 $396,000 $396,000 $1, Access to Transit TI BERWYN Depot District Streetscape Project $675,813 $523,200 $523,200 $1, Access to Transit TI RTA Access to Transit Group $2,266,869 $1,813,495 $1,813,495 $1, Access to Transit TI IDOT D1 Hwys 55th Street At Sergo Dr and Electromotive Dr (Transit Access $231,000 $185,000 $2, s) Access to Transit TI Metra Union Pacific West Line La Fox Parking Lot Expansion $2,297,068 $1,838,088 $4, Access to Transit TI WESTMONT Westmont Path Program $862,700 $694,160 $14, Access to Transit TI RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE METRA STATION ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS $662,335 $513,868 $17, Access to Transit TI HILLSIDE Wolf Road Complete Sidewalks and Bus Stop s from Roosevelt to Harrison $595,580 $444,308 $20, BP Schaumburg Village of Schaumburg - Higgins Road Bike Path $701,788 $515,760 $515,760 $ BP Aurora East New York Street Bike Path $595,850 $428,680 $428,680 $1, BP Niles Niles Howard Street Bicycle Path $1,500,000 $1,145,000 $1,145,000 $2, BP Romeoville Village of Romeoville NGPL Multi- Use Trail $1,087,000 $813,600 $813,600 $3, BP Palatine Village of Palatine - Roselle Road/Euclid Avenue Multi-Use Path $589,000 $400,000 $400,000 $3, BP Skokie Village of Skokie - Skokie Valley Trail $3,720,000 $2,880,000 $2,880,000 $5, BP Libertyville Township LTHD Oak Spring Rd Bike Lanes $164,100 $120,300 $5, The sum of the scores for Regional Greenways and Trails Plan, population/employment density, and safety and attractiveness 1

5 s BP Carol Stream Southeast Carol Stream Bike Paths $2,459,900 $380,000 $380,000 $6, BP Roselle Village of Roselle - Irving Park Road Bike Path and Sidewalk $1,253,000 $946,400 $7, BP Alsip Cal-Sag Trail - 131st Street Segment $894,000 $716,000 $8, BP Kane County FPD BP Algonquin BP Lemont Park District BP Woodridge Great Western Regional Bike Trail Extension from LeRoy Oakes Forest Preserve to Randall Road Multi-Use path along Main St, Park St, Harrison St and Riverview Dr Lemont Park District Pedestrian/Bikeway Connector Woodridge - Route 53 Southern Multi- Use Path Connectivity Project $874,343 $680,034 $680,034 $11, $1,768,000 $1,196,800 $13, $316,470 $253,176 $15, $698,507 $486,806 $16, BP Mundelein Midlothian Road Multi-Use Path $1,009,680 $767,357 $18, West Branch DuPage River Trail - DuPage County West DuPage Woods Forest BP FPD Preserve to Blackwell Forest Preserve $4,675,000 $2,730,134 $2,730,134 $19, BP Elwood Village of Elwood Mississippi Street Bike Path $239,290 $12,064 $20, BP Orland Hills Orland Hills Multi-Use Path Project $487,270 $365,816 $22, BP Willow Springs Willow Springs Village Center Trial Interconnect $5,075,750 $4,060,599 $24, BP Huntley Multi-Use path along Reed Rd from Vine St to IL Rte 47 $255,000 $192,000 $31, BP Palatine Village of Palatine - Smith Street Connection to Jens Jensen Forest Preserve Path $177,000 $112,000 $31, Elk Grove Elk Grove Village - Oakton Street and BP Village Busse Road Multi-Use Path $230,888 $162,545 $162,545 $35, BP Glenview Village of Glenview Willow Road Multi- Use Path $1,738,900 $1,323,760 $44, BP CDOT Englewood Line Trail $51,635,000 $40,508,000 $47, McHenry Co BP DOT Bike path along Randall Road $18,322,954 $918,240 $58, BP Richton Park Poplar Avenue Bike Trail Extension $834,200 $631,360 $94, The sum of the scores for Regional Greenways and Trails Plan, population/employment density, and safety and attractiveness 2

6 s BP Cook Co DOTH Skokie Valley Trail Extension $4,101,980 $2,780,936 $2,780,936 $132, Bottleneck Elimination Bottleneck Elimination Bottleneck Elimination Bottleneck Elimination Bottleneck Elimination Country Club BP Hills BP Pipeline Shared Use Path $1,918,030 $134,408 $134,408 $202, DuPage County BP North Central DuPage Regional Trail FPD $2,552,000 $152,000 $152,000 $227, BP Naperville North Aurora Road Underpass Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities $36,265,000 $3,932,000 $280, BP CDOT Columbia Bridge Over Jackson Park Lagoon/59th St Bike Path $9,113,000 $5,098,000 $5,098,000 $340, BP CDOT 43rd Street Access Bridge to the Lakefront Trail $31,962,676 $12,152,000 $12,152,000 $438, BE IDOT I-90 WB s from Ill 43 to I- 190 $44,938,000 $31,746,400 $26,146,400 $1, I-294 to and from Franklin BE Cook Co DOTH Avenue/Green Street $31,225,020 $19,076,416 $19,076,416 $3, BE Kane Co DOT Randall Road at Weld Road/US 20 $6,801,553 $4,956,245 $4,956,245 $6, BE Barrington BE Naperville DR Metra DR Metra DR CTA Village of Barrington - US Route 14 Underpass North Aurora Road Underpass Bottleneck Elimination F40PH 3 Engine Upgrade & Emissions Locomotive Acquisition and Rehabilitation Purchase of Up to 10 Electric Buses and two En-route Charging Stations $62,808,500 $34,926,800 $78, $36,265,000 $14,899,000 $203, $11,962,600 $9,570,080 $ $98,000,000 $78,400,000 $44,800,000 $ $10,000,000 $8,000,000 $8,000,000 $1, DR Bedford Park The Belt Railway Company of Chicago Bedford Park Clearing Yard Switcher Locomotive Retrofit Project $8,690,000 $5,648,500 $5,648,500 $1, DR CDOT Drive Electric Chicago - EV Fleet Program $25,957,108 $15,507,000 $15,507,000 $3, DR IL EPA Chicago Area Heavy-Duty Vehicle Clean Fuel Infrastructure Partnership $23,033,000 $10,000,000 $17, The sum of the scores for Regional Greenways and Trails Plan, population/employment density, and safety and attractiveness 3

7 DR CDOT DR Naperville DR Crete DR Forest Preserve District of DuPage Co Chicago Area Alternative Fuel Deployment Project ("Drive Clean Chicago"), Series 3 City of Naperville - Municipal CNG Fleet and Station Project Electric Wide Span Cranes (7) at Crete Intermodal Logistics Center s $59,000,000 $26,800,000 $28, $13,046,199 $7,078,039 $79, $44,723,399 $29,070,209 Analysis Inconclusive FPDDC CNG/LPG Fuel Conversions $220,000 $176,000 No Benefit II IDOT D1 Hwys IL 19 (Irving Park Rd.) at Wise Rd. $1,918,000 $1,346,000 $1,346,000 $1, II JOLIET II IDOT D1 Hwys II II II II AURORA JOLIET CRYSTAL LAKE Lake Co DOT Jefferson Street Safety and Congestion Project - US Route 52 & Houbolt Road (Location 5) IL 19 (Irving Park Rd.) at Barrington Rd. City of Aurora - Hill Avenue at Montgomery Road Jefferson Street Safety and Congestion Project - US Route 52 & I-55 Southbound Ramps (Location 2) improvements at US Rte 14 and Virginia Rd Wadsworth Road at Lewis Avenue $861,770 $657,416 $657,416 $4, $3,071,000 $2,177,000 $2,177,000 $4, $5,441,500 $4,353,200 $5, $2,695,700 $2,068,560 $2,068,560 $6, $2,005,131 $1,450,505 $1,450,505 $6, $4,262,750 $2,596,940 $2,596,940 $6, II IDOT D1 Hwys US 20 at Oak Ave and at Bartlett Rd. $3,123,000 $2,188,000 $9, II IDOT D1 Hwys IL 56 at Hart/Mitchell Rd. $1,159,000 $808,000 $13, II JOLIET Jefferson Street Safety and Congestion Project - US Route 52 & IL Route 59 (Location 1) $6,391,615 $4,833,292 $14, The sum of the scores for Regional Greenways and Trails Plan, population/employment density, and safety and attractiveness 4

8 II II DuPage Co DOT JOLIET 75th St. at Fairmount Avenue, at Fairview Avenue and at Exner Road/Williams Street including a bike path from Lyman Avenue to Fairview Avenue Jefferson Street Safety and Congestion Project - US Route 52 & I-55 Northbound Ramps (Location 3) s $4,416,371 $3,396,920 $17, $677,040 $501,632 $23, II Kane Co DOT Bliss Main Fabyan $12,581,103 $8,292,283 $29, II Lake Co DOT Darrell Road at Dowell Road II DuPage Co Lemont Road at 87th Street and at DOT 83rd Street Village of Elwood - Elwood II ELWOOD International Port Road Signalization Project II IDOT D1 Hwys IL 43 (Waukegan Rd.) at IL 176 (Rockland Rd.) II CARPENTERS Main Street at Washington Street VILLE Roundabout II Lake Co DOT Fairfield Road at Monaville Road Village of Schaumburg - National II SCHAUMBURG Parkway at American Lane Roundabout II Lake Co DOT Wadsworth Road at Dilleys Road Roundabout II ALGONQUIN Roundabout at Main St, Cary Rd and Arrowhead Dr II Lake Co DOT Hunt Club Road at IL Route 132 s II Lake Co DOT Darrell Road at Fisher Road II Lake Co DOT Darrell Road at Case Road/Neville Road $4,688,394 $2,948,800 $52, $5,697,367 $4,205,183 $57, $724,520 $36,515 $77, $9,084,000 $6,451,000 $79, $6,224,207 $4,491,300 $84, $3,013,162 $1,832,208 $105, $3,246,456 $2,485,164 $127, $4,627,696 $3,034,457 $156, $2,987,500 $1,914,000 $170, $5,156,784 $3,460,310 $185, $4,935,394 $3,124,000 $190, $6,889,394 $4,251,200 $231, The sum of the scores for Regional Greenways and Trails Plan, population/employment density, and safety and attractiveness 5

9 Other II II II II SCHAUMBURG JOLIET OT CDOT Lake Co DOT Lake Co DOT Other OT IDOT D1 Hwys Other Other Other OT Lake Co DOT OT AURORA OT CDOT Signal Interconnect SI Signal Interconnect SI Signal Interconnect SI Signal Interconnect SI TI TI DuPage Co DOT DuPage Co DOT JOLIET EVANSTON Metra ELMHURST Village of Schaumburg - Plum Grove Road Roundabouts at Remington Road and State Parkway Jefferson Street Safety and Congestion Project - US Route 52 & I-55 East Frontage Road (Location 4) IL 59 and Grand Avenue Grand Avenue and IL 59 and Connection Chicago Citywide Wireless Signal Interconnect IDOT Central Traffic Management System Management Association (TMA) of Lake Cook Last Mile Market Shuttle Demonstration Project Bike Share Program Expansion for City of Aurora Chicago Bike Sharing Program ("Divvy") System Expansion s $5,724,753 $3,875,227 $732, $1,082,560 $818,048 No Benefit $6,088,694 $3,856,872 No Benefit $6,956,644 $4,291,648 No Benefit $14,330,000 $11,464,000 $ $7,982,000 $6,386,000 $6,386,000 $2, $258,000 $206,400 $5, $194,400 $155,520 $23, $20,460,000 $16,368,000 $31, Central Signal System Expansion 1 $3,128,820 $2,503,056 $2,503,056 $ Central Signal System Expansion 2 $1,315,429 $1,052,343 $1,052,343 $ Black Road Traffic Signal Interconnection Project Emerson Street Traffic Signal Modernization and Interconnect Peterson-Ridge Union Pacific North Line New Station Elmhurst Metra Station/Multi-Modal and Site Access/s $1,200,000 $904,800 $904,800 $ $1,152,000 $838,000 $6, $16,222,360 $12,977,088 $2, $17,903,000 $14,322,400 $10,000,000 $4, TI Pace Pulse Dempster Line $23,898,336 $10,040,512 $10,040,512 $5, The sum of the scores for Regional Greenways and Trails Plan, population/employment density, and safety and attractiveness 6

10 Transit Service and Equipment s TI CDOT State/Lake (Loop Elevated) Station $119,360,000 $113,860,000 $56,930,000 $7, TI CDOT Washington (Blue Line) Station $82,930,000 $80,930,000 $10, TI CDOT Monroe (Red Line) Station $83,865,000 $83,865,000 $11, TI Pace Pulse 95th Line $26,444,573 $20,626,733 $34, TI CTA Dearborn and Kimball (Blue Line) Subways - Water Management and Track s Project $44,000,000 $35,200,000 $7, The sum of the scores for Regional Greenways and Trails Plan, population/employment density, and safety and attractiveness 7

11 NORTHWEST MUNICIPAL CONFERENCE 1600 East Golf Road, Suite 0700 Des Plaines, Illinois (847) Fax (847) A Regional Association of Illinois Municipalities and Townships Representing a Population of Over One Million MEMBERS Antioch Arlington Heights Bannockburn Barrington Bartlett Buffalo Grove Carpentersville Cary Crystal Lake Deer Park Deerfield Des Plaines Elk Grove Village Evanston Fox Lake Glencoe Glenview Grayslake Hanover Park Highland Park Hoffman Estates Kenilworth Lake Bluff Lake Forest Lake Zurich Libertyville Lincolnshire Lincolnwood Morton Grove Mount Prospect Niles Northbrook Northfield Northfield Township Palatine Park Ridge Prospect Heights Rolling Meadows Schaumburg Skokie Streamwood Vernon Hills Wheeling Wilmette Winnetka President Harriet Rosenthal Deerfield Vice-President Arlene Juracek Mount Prospect Secretary Daniel DiMaria Morton Grove To: From: NWMC Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee Mike Walczak, Director, NWMC Brian Pigeon, Program Associate for Date: August 15, 2017 Subject: Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee Members The following officials and municipal staff will be serving on the NWMC Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee for the year. Anne Marrin AC Buehler Natalie Ossowski Darren Monico Maggie Jablonski Derek Peebles Jeff Brady Don Owen Adriana Webb Mike Hankey Laura McCarty Nellie Beckner Jim Baxa Harry Spila Richard Bascomb Andrew Jennings Brooke Jones Administrator, Fox Lake, Co-Chair Trustee, Northbrook, Co-Chair Planning and Zoning Coordinator, Barrington Village Engineer, Buffalo Grove Assistant Village Manager, Elk Grove Village Civil Engineer, Des Plaines Director of Planning, Glenview (alternate) Deputy Village Manager, Glenview (alternate) Design Engineer, Glenview Director of, Hoffman Estates Parks and Recreation Director, Lincolnwood Assistant to the Village Manager, Mount Prospect Civil Project Engineer, Northbrook (alternate) Director of Community Services, Palatine Manager, Schaumburg Community Development Director, Wheeling Associate Planner, Wheeling (alternate) Treasurer Ghida Neukirch Highland Park Executive Director Mark L. Fowler

12 NORTHWEST MUNICIPAL CONFERENCE 1600 East Golf Road, Suite 0700 Des Plaines, Illinois (847) Fax (847) A Regional Association of Illinois Municipalities and Townships Representing a Population of Over One Million MEMBERS Antioch Arlington Heights Bannockburn Barrington Bartlett Buffalo Grove Carpentersville Cary Crystal Lake Deer Park Deerfield Des Plaines Elk Grove Village Evanston Fox Lake Glencoe Glenview Grayslake Hanover Park Highland Park Hoffman Estates Kenilworth Lake Bluff Lake Forest Lake Zurich Libertyville Lincolnshire Lincolnwood Morton Grove Mount Prospect Niles Northbrook Northfield Northfield Township Palatine Park Ridge Prospect Heights Rolling Meadows Schaumburg Skokie Streamwood Vernon Hills Wheeling Wilmette Winnetka To: From: NWMC Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee Mike Walczak, Director, NWMC Brian Pigeon, Program Associate for Date: August 15, 2017 Subject: Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee Meeting Dates The NMWC Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee is scheduled to meet on the following dates: September 19, 2017 October 17, 2017 November 14, 2017 December 19, 2017 January 16, 2018 February 20, 2018 March 20, 2018 April 17, 2018 May 15, 2018 June 19, 2018 July 17, 2018 August 21, 2017 All meetings begin at 10:30 a.m. and are held at the NWMC offices unless otherwise noted. President Harriet Rosenthal Deerfield Vice-President Arlene Juracek Mount Prospect Secretary Daniel DiMaria Morton Grove Treasurer Ghida Neukirch Highland Park Executive Director Mark L. Fowler