City of Austin Mobility Committee met Oct. 7

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City of Austin Mobility Committee met Oct. 7.

Here are the minutes provided by the committee:

The Mobility Committee convened in a meeting via videoconference.

Committee Members in attendance:

Council Member Ellis- Chair

Council Member Kelly-Vice Chair

Council Member Alter

Council Member Kitchen

Council Member Harper-Madison

CALL TO ORDER

Chair Ellis called the committee meeting to order at 1:03pm.

1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES of the Mobility Committee meeting of September 9, 2021.

The September 9th, 2021 meeting minutes were approved on Council Member Kelly motion, Council Member Alter second and a unanimous vote on the committee dias.

2. NEW BUSINESS

a. Vision Zero pedestrian and traffic safety measures

b. Americans with Disabilities Act mobility at Austin Bergstrom International Airport

c. Update from Assistant City Manager Gina Fiandaca on the City’s Strategic Mobility Outcome

3. Future Items

a. Update from the chair of the Urban Transportation Commission (UTC) regarding recent UTC actions from the 10/5 meeting

b. Emerging Mobility Technologies

c. Project Connect Anti Displacement tool

d. Update on 2020 Active Transportation and Safety Bond

e. ATX Walk Bike Roll

f. ASMP Update

g. Project Connect Orange and Blue Line updates h. 2022 Meeting Dates for Mobility Committee

4. ADJOURN

Chair Ellis adjourned the meeting at 2:11p.m. without objection.

https://www.austintexas.gov/edims/document.cfm?id=370504



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