multi-purpose room february 15, 2018 · 2/15/2018 · on local and regional economies, and some...

TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING

AGENDA February 15, 2018

Public Works Transportation Division 1947 Center Street, 4th Floor, Berkeley, CA 94704 Tel: 510.981-7010 TDD: 510-981-6347 Fax: 510.981-7060

North Berkeley Senior Center Thursday

MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM February 15, 2018

1901 Hearst Ave. (at MLK) 7:00 PM Berkeley, CA 94709

A. PRELIMINARY BUSINESS 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3. Public Comment on items not on the Agenda 4. Approval of Draft Action Minutes of January 18, 2018* 5. Approval and Order of Agenda 6. Update on Administration/Staff 7. Announcements

B. DISCUSSION/ACTION ITEMS

* Written material included in packet ** Written material to be delivered at meeting

*** Written material previously mailed

The public may speak at the beginning of any item. 1. Presentation: Gilman/I-80 Interchange

ACTC Presentation by Rodney Pimentel of Parsons Transportation Group Discussion and Q & A. Staff (Mostowfi)

2. Traffic Calming Program 2015-2018– Update* Staff (Javandel)

3. Subcommittee Assignments* a. Public EV Charging Subcommittee--Appoint at least 2 commissioners;

Assign task and deadline b. Other appointments, assignments from Work Plan

4. Election of Chair and Vice-Chair for 2018* Chair Thomas

5. Presentation: Bay Area Rapid Transit Staff Presentation re North Berkeley BART Station Project, Ohlone Greenway Update on existing conditions work at NB BART to close gaps in the Ohlone Greenway; Soliciting Commission and public input; Q & A, discussion and comment on experiences at NB BART station Staff (Javandel); BART staff

C. INFORMATION ITEMS AND SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS Information items can be moved to Discussion or Action by majority vote of the TC. 1. Subcommittee Reports: Verbal Reports from Subcommittees, Liaisons to PWC,

COD, and goBerkeley Advisory Group) 2. Council Summary Actions 2018*

Transportation Commission Agenda Thursday, February 15, 2018

2

3. Link to Council and Agenda Committee Agendas and Minutes http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/citycouncil/

4. 2017-18 Revised Work Plan – Updated on 1/28/18 * D. COMMUNICATIONS

Supplemental materials delivered to 1/18 meeting; included in 2/15 web packet::

1. Stop Signs-COB web info

2. Stop Sign Warrants

3. Slide Show – Autonomous Vehicles

4. Ben Gerhardstein- Request for additions to Berkeley Strategic Plan

5. Emails re Stop Sign Warrants Received since 1/18 meeting:

6. Emails re Stop Sign Warrants*

E. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS Ashby/Hwy 13 Corridor Projects (qtrly) Go Berkeley Program Update- April

Gilman/I-80 Interchange - June Work Plan 2018-19 – May? Measure BB Fund Distribution Report

F. ADJOURNMENT Agenda Posted: February 8, 2018

A complete agenda packet is available for public review at the Main Branch Library and at the Transportation Division front desk.

ADA Disclaimer

This meeting is being held in a wheelchair accessible location. To request a disability-related accommodation(s) to participate in the meeting, including auxiliary aids or services, please contact the Disability Services specialist at 981-6418 (V) or 981-6347 (TDD) at least three business days before the meeting date. Please refrain from wearing scented products to this meeting.

Communications Disclaimer Communications to Berkeley boards, commissions or committees are public record and will become part of the City’s electronic records, which are accessible through the City’s website. Please note: e-mail addresses, names, addresses, and other contact information are not required, but if included in any communication to a City board, commission or committee, will become part of the public record. If you do not want your e-mail address or any other contact information to be made public, you may deliver communications via U.S. Postal Service or in person to the secretary of the relevant board, commission or committee. If you do not want your contact information included in the public record, please do not include that information in your communication. Please contact the secretary to the relevant board, commission or committee for further information. Commission Secretary: Farid Javandel, Transportation Division Manager, 1947 Center St., 4th Floor, Berkeley, CA, 94704, Telephone (510) 981-7061, Fax: (510) 981-7060 TDD: (510) 981-6347 email: [email protected]

http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/citycouncil/

mailto:[email protected]

A-4

1947 Center Street, 4th Floor, Berkeley, CA 94704 Tel: 510.981.7010 TDD: 510.981.6347 Fax: 510.981.7060 E-mail: [email protected]

DRAFT ACTION MINUTES Transportation Commission

Regular Meeting January 18, 2018

North Berkeley Senior Center 1901 Hearst Avenue (at MLK) Berkeley, CA 94709

A. PRELIMINARY BUSINESS 1. Call to Order Meeting called to order by Chair Thomas at PM

2. Roll Call Commissioners Present: Anthony Bruzzone, Barnali Ghosh, Beverly Greene, Mark

Humbert, Donald Lathbury, Nicholas Oxley, Karen Parolek, Ghanya Thomas

Commissioners Absent: Sofia Zander (L/A) Staff Present: Farid Javandel, Tamlyn Bright

Guests Guest: Melissa Ruhl, Arup

3. Public Comment on items not on the Agenda 4. Approval of Minutes

Action: It was M/S (Humbert/Ghosh) to approve the Minutes of November 16, 2017 as written. Ayes: Ghosh, Greene, Humbert, Lathbury, Oxley, Parolek, Thomas. Noes: None Abstain: Bruzzone Absent: None Motion carried.

5. Approval and Order of Agenda Action: It was M/S (Parolek/Bruzzone) to reorder the agenda to take up items in the following order: 4, 5, 6, 7, 1, 2, 3. Unanimous. Motion carried.

6. Update on Administration/Staff 7. Announcements

B. DISCUSSION/ACTION ITEMS

1. Adopt Regular Meeting Schedule for 2018 Speakers: 0

Action: It was M/S (Bruzzone/Ghosh) that the TC adopt continue its 2018 regular monthly meeting schedule as proposed, third Thursdays at 7:00 pm, except August and December, correcting the date for the March meeting to 3/15/18. Unanimous. Motion carried.

2. Update on Hillegass/Ashby Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon Speakers: 0 Staff (Javandel) reported that the Traffic Engineer has sent a letter to Caltrans requesting approval for a timing modification to the Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon to be installed at Hillegass/Ashby so that Ashby traffic will have a solid red until the pedestrian countdown has ended on Hillegass approaches. No action.

3. ACTC/MTC Review Subcommittee Report Speakers: 0 Commissioner Parolek provided a verbal update on ACTC workshop on alignment alternatives for the I-80/Gilman Pedestrian overpass. No action.

Transportation Commission Minutes Thursday, January 18, 2018

Page 2 of 3

4. Presentation: Autonomous Vehicles 101 Speaker: Melissa Ruhl, Transportation Planner from Arup, San Francisco, provided perspectives on the impacts current autonomous vehicle development might have on local and regional economies, and some planning strategies that could be considered to protect and maintain a resilient local economy and quality of life. No action.

5. Council Referral – Utility Wire Undergrounding Speakers: 0 Action: It was M/S (Bruzzone/Lathbury) that the TC endorse the January 5, 2018 final draft of the joint PWC/DFSC/TC report “Conceptual Study for Undergrounding Utility Wires in Berkeley” for submittal to Council, and appoint Anthony Bruzzone to represent the Transportation Commission at the February 20 Council work session. Ayes: Bruzzone, Ghosh, Greene, Humbert, Lathbury, Oxley, Parolek, and Thomas. Noes: None Abstain: None Absent: None. Motion carried.

6. TC Work Plan FY 2018 Actions: It was MSC (Bruzzone/Parolek) to suspend the rules and extend the meeting to 10:00 PM to complete the agenda. Unanimous Motion carried. It was M/S ( Lathbury/Parolek) to add the 10/31/17 Council referral to develop expanded stop sign criteria to its 2018 Work Plan Ayes: Bruzzone, Ghosh, Humbert, Lathbury, Oxley, Parolek, and Thomas Noes: None Abstain: Greene (Concerned about potential impact on transit.) Absent: None Motion carried. It was M/S (Oxley/Ghosh) to add Expansion of public EV charging stations to the current Work Plan. Unanimous. Motion carried. It was M/S (Bruzzone/Parolek) that the TC adopt its revised 2017-18 Work Plan as revised and will use it as the basis for development of its 2018-19 Work Plan in April. Unanimous. Motion carried. It was M/S (Humbert/Oxley) to suspend the rules and extend the meeting to 10:15. Unanimous. Motion carried.

7. Subcommittee Appointments:* a. Appointment of Alternate Liaison to Public Works Commission

It was M/S (Bruzzone/Parolek) to appoint Commissioner Oxley as alternate to Public Works Commission. Unanimous. Motion carried.

b. Create Subcommittee for Bike Plan Implementation It was M/S (Humbert/Bruzzone) to create a Bike Plan Implementation Subcommittee, appointing Parolek, Oxley, and Greene to monitor projects per Work Plan and report to TC by June. Unanimous. Motion carried.

c. Create Subcommittee for Stop Sign Warrant Criteria (Council

referral)*

It was M/S ( Bruzzone/Humbert) to create a Stop Sign Warrant Subcommittee, appoint Parolek, Oxley, and Greene to research and make recommendations ton stop sign criteria by December 30, 2018. Unanimous. Motion Carried.

Transportation Commission Minutes Thursday, January 18, 2018

Page 3 of 3

d. Other subcommittee or liaison changes It was M/S ( Bruzzone/Humbert) to carry over review of Subcommittee assignments to the February meeting. Unanimous. Motion carried.

C. INFORMATION ITEMS AND SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS

1. Subcommittee Reports (Verbal reports from Bicycle and Pedestrian Subcommittees and Liaisons to PWC, COD, and goBerkeley Advisory Group)

2. Council Summary Actions 2018* 3. Link to Council and Agenda Committee Agendas and Minutes:

http://www.cityofberkeley.info/citycouncil/

D. COMMUNICATIONS Received at November 16 Meeting; Published in 1/18/18 web packet:

1a. 11/15/17 Draft Joint PWC/DFSC/TC Report to Council for Undergrounding Utility Wires in Berkeley 1b. Attachment: Draft Conceptual Study to Underground Utility Wires in Berkeley 11/15/17 1c. PWC Underground Report Review Timeline (Ray Yep) 2a. Proposed Ashby/Hillegass Bicycle signal head recommendation 2b. Berkeley Ped. Hybrid Beacon outreach flyer Received since November meeting:

3. AC Transit - Public Meeting Notice re Change in Transbay Fares* Received.

E. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS Ashby/Hwy 13 Corridor Projects (qtrly update) Election of Officers - Feb

ACTC Annual Report – Measure BB Funds Distribution

TC Work Plan FY2019 - April

Subcommittee/Liaison Appointments - Feb Traffic Calming Program Annual Update - Feb

GoBerkeley Program Update - April

F. ADJOURNMENT

It was MSC ( Bruzzone / Ghosh ) to adjourn the meeting at 10:25 PM. Approved by unanimous consent.

Public Present: 12 Speakers: 14

Commission Secretary: Farid Javandel, Public Works/Transportation Division, 1947 Center St., 4th Floor, Berkeley, CA, 94704, Tel: (510) 981-7061, Fax: (510) 981-7060, TDD: (510) 981-6903 email: [email protected],

Minutes on the web: http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/ContentDisplay.aspx?id=13086

http://www.cityofberkeley.info/citycouncil/

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/ContentDisplay.aspx?id=13086

End of Process

Approval for Petition

Petition Area

Defined

Data Collection

Problem Validated

Installation Completed

Y/N Date Y/N Date Y/N Date Date Y/N Y/N Date Ranking Date Y/N Date Y/N

1Carleton Street between Shattuck Avenue and Dana Street

3 & 7

Bob Laird 2322 Carleton StreetBerkeley, CA 94704

[email protected]

Y 3/5/17

2Spruce Streetbetween Cedar Avenue and Virginia Street

6

Jessica Anthony 1620 Spruce Street Berkeley, CA 94707

[email protected]

Y 4/10/17

3Catilina Avenuebetween Colusa Avenue and The Alameda

5

Fauchon Hong 885 Colusa Avenue Berkeley, CA 94707

[email protected]

Y 5/4/17

4Woolsey Street Intersection of woolsey Street and Deakin Street

2

Mike Wilson 2300 Woolsey Street Berkeley, CA 94705

[email protected]

Y 9/27/17

5 10th Streetbetween Addison Street and Allston Way

4

Terry Betts 2120 10th Street

Berkeley , CA 94701 510-406-1575

[email protected]

Y 9/11/17

6Stanage Avenue between Gilman Street and Camelia Street

6

Barbara Fisher 1335 Stannage Ave, Berkeley , CA, 94702

[email protected]

Y 10/26/17

7Delaware Street between West Street and Acton Street

6

Asha Rao 1299 Delaware Street,

Berkeley CA 94702 908-907-0406

[email protected]

Y 11/10/17

8

Le Conte Avenue between La Loma Avenue and Le Roy Avenue

6

Joan Guilford & Richard Jackson

2617 Le Conte Avenue,

Berkeley 94709

Joan 510-590-1080 Richard 510-295-5674

[email protected] [email protected]

Y 11/29/17

Traffic Calming

Device(s) Seleted

Cost Estimate

($)

Priority LevelSubmitted to CIP

ListLocation District ContactOfficial Form

ReceivedPetition Submitted Neghbor Meeting

Traffic Calming Tracking List - FY 2017-18Start of Process Initial Review Data Collection Planning Stage Implementation

B-2

End of Process


Petition Area

Defined

Data Collection

Problem Validated



Traffic Calming

Device(s) Seleted

Cost Estimate

($)





9Sacramento Street between Ada Street and Hopkins Street

2

Eric Leven 1346 Sacramento Street Berkeley CA 94702

510-848-1438 [email protected]

Y 12/1/17

10

Eton Avenue Intersection of Eton Avenue and Claremont Avenues

8

Paul Fogel 3030 Benvenue Ave. Berkeley, CA 94705


Y 12/7/17

Not a resident

of Petition

Area

11Curtis Street between Dwight Way and Addison street

6

Jennifer Egawa 2222 Curtis Street, Berkeley, CA 04705


Y 12/7/17

12Hillegass Street between Webster Street and Woolsey Street

8

Marguerite Barron 3023 Hillegass Street Berkeley, CA 94705

510-295-7349 barronmargeaol.com

Y 12/10/17

13Spruce Street between Virginia Street and Hearst Avenue

5

Laurie Kerr 1734 Spruce Street ,

Apartment # 2 Berkeley 94709 510-

575-5337 [email protected]

Y 12/15/17

14

Forest Avenue between Piedmont Avenue and Claremont Boulevard

6

Sheila Cooper 2937 Forest Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94705


Y 12/16/17

15

Colusa Avenue between Thousand Oaks Boulevard and Visalia Avenue

4

Carrie Friesen Meyer 545 Colusa Avenue, Berkeley CA 94707

415-743-6900 carrie.friesen-

[email protected]

Y 12/18/17

16Tunnel Road intersection of Tunnel Road and Oakridge Road

4

Bill Falik 100 Tunnel Road, Berkelay Ca 94705


Y 12/21/17

17Parker Street between MLK Jr. Way and Grant Street

3 & 4

Dawson Morton 1813 Parker street, Berkeley, CA 94704


Y 11/25/17

End of Process


Petition Area

Defined

Data Collection

Problem Validated



Traffic Calming

Device(s) Seleted

Cost Estimate

($)





18Peralta Avenue between Hopkins Street and Curtis Street

1

Alan Tobey 1228 Peralta Avenue,

Berkeley CA 94706 510-717-1824 [email protected]

Y 12/26/17

19Burnett Street between Mabel Street and Acton Street

2

Nigel Thomson , Jessika Powell

1322 Burnett Street, Berkeley, CA 94704 808-

355-5914 [email protected]

Y 12/26/17

Legend:Green - Meet Traffic Calming Criteria/Traffic Calming Devices Installed. Blue - Did Not Qualify For Traffic Calming. Red - Did Not Submit Petition/Disqualified.

End of Process


Petition Area

Defined

Data Collection

Problem Validated



1Hilgard Avenue between Scenic Avenue and Euclid Avenue

6

John Kirkham 2456 Hilgard Avenue

Apartment # 404 Berkeley, CA 94709


Y 8/17/16 Y 3/23/17 N N/A N/A N/A Case Closed

2Hearst Avenue between West Street and Sacramento Street

1

Timothy Jones 1380 Hearst Avenue Berkeley, CA 94702


Y 6/30/16 Y 3/23/17 Y 4/6/174/21/2017

through 4/27/2017

N In Progress

3Julia Street between California Street and King Street

3

Nicole Spooner 1612 Julia Street

Berkeley, CA 94703 415-307-4566

[email protected]


4Spruce Street between Rose Street and Cedar Street

5

Linda & Bruce Bargmeyer 1430 Spruce Street, Berkeley, CA 94709



5Tremont Street intersection of Tremont Street and Essex Street

3

Marc Shulman 510-655-4953

Berkeley, CA 94704 [email protected]



Disqualified - Did Not Submit Petition A traffic Calming study report was prepared on Spruce Street between Cedar Street and Virginia Avenue on 10/24/13. The necessary traffic control devices were installed including signs and pavement markings. These devices were in good condition. The warrants for Physical Traffic Calming Measures were not met. No mitigations were needed/recommended.

Disqualified - Did Not Submit Petition A Work Order # 18618 and 18619 were issued on 4/26/2016. Proposed improvements were implemented in 2016.

Location District ContactOfficial Form


Traffic Calming

Device(s) Seleted

Cost Estimate

($)


List

Disqualified - Did Not Submit Petition


Did Not Meet Traffic Calming Warrants 85%ile Speed: EB 28 MPH, WB 28 MPH Average Daily Traffic: EB 1018 Veh., WB 651 Veh. Total Number of Reportable Collisions in 5 Years: 3 School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): N A Work Order # 18779 issued on 12/23/2016 to refresh existing stop legends on 62nd Street @ King Street.A traffic Calming study report was prepared on Hearst Avenue between Sacramento Street and Acton Street on 10/22/15. Study area didn't not meet traffic calming warrants. All existing devices were in good condition.

End of Process


Petition Area

Defined

Data Collection

Problem Validated






Traffic Calming

Device(s) Seleted

Cost Estimate

($)


List

6

Grizzly Peak Boulevard between Cragmont Street and Creston Street (between 400 and 600 Grizzly Peak Boulevard)

6

Morgan Wise 506 Grizzly Peak Boulevard,

Berkeley, CA 94708 501-517-5263

[email protected]

Y 11/3/16 Y 3/23/17 Y 4/10/174/21/2017

through 4/27/2017

N In Progress

7

Hillcrest Road between Roanoke Road and Claremont Path (between 254 and 280 Hillcrest Road)

8

Elizabeth Tung 266 Hillcrest Road

Berkeley, CA 94705 512-293-4763

[email protected]

Y 11/30/16 Y 3/23/17 Y 4/7/174/21/2017

through 4/27/2017

N In Progress

8

Russell Street between College Avenue and Telegraph Avenue (including Hillegass Avenue between Stuart Street and Ashby)

8

Robert M. Hamilton 2439 Woolsey Street, Berkeley, CA 94705

[email protected]


9Woolsey Street between College Avenue and Telegraph Avenue

8

Robert M. Hamilton 2439 Woolsey Street, Berkeley, CA 94705

[email protected]


10

Eton Avenue between Claremont Avenue and Woolsey Street

8

Aaron Milbery 3114 Eton Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94705

[email protected]

Y 3/29/17 Y 3/23/17 Y 4/20/174/21/2017

through 4/27/2017

N In Progress


Did Not Meet Traffic Calming Warrants85%ile Speed: NB 29 MPH, SB 28 MPHAverage Daily Traffic: NB 1199 Veh., SB 1340 Veh.Total Number of Collisions in 5 Years: 4 School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): N

Did Not Meet Traffic Calming Warrants85%ile Speed: EB 15 MPH, WB 15 MPHAverage Daily Traffic: EB 59 Veh., WB 64 Veh.Total Number of Collisions in 5 Years: 4School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): N

Did Not Meet Traffic Calming Warrants85%ile Speed: EB 26 MPH, WB 26 MPHAverage Daily Traffic: EB 358 Veh., WB 207 VehTotal Number of Collisions in 5 Years: 0School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): N


End of Process


Petition Area

Defined

Data Collection

Problem Validated






Traffic Calming

Device(s) Seleted

Cost Estimate

($)


List

11

Derby Street/Piedmmt Avenue between Warring Street and College Avenue (East-West) and Parker Street to Forest Avenue (North-South)

8

Dorathy Sum 2647 Piedmont Avenue,

Berkeley, CA 94704 626-372-3991

[email protected]




End of ProcessApproval

for Petition

Petition Area

Defined

Data Collection

Problem Validated


Y/N Date Y/N Date Y/N Date Date Y/N Y/N

1

6th Street between Addison Street and University Avenue

2

Jill O'Brien 2030 6th Street, Berkeley

CA 94710 415-361-8150

[email protected]

Y 6/17/15 Y 3/17/16 N NA NA NA Case Closed

2

62th Street between King Street and Adeline Avenue (including King Street @ 62nd Street)

3

Dr. Joseph Gorga 1705 62nd Street,

Berkeley, CA 94703 805-637-7230 [email protected]

Dr. Levin Anna 925-551-6233

[email protected]

Ingrid Pankonin 707-535-6215

[email protected]

Y 12/28/15 Y 3/17/16 Y 4/6/16May/June

2016N Case Closed

Report sent on 12/23

367th Street between Sacramento Street and Acton Street

2

Helge Michael Osterhold 1425 67th Street,

Berkeley, CA 94702 415-573-9555

[email protected]

Y 11/27/15 Y 3/17/16 Y 4/11/16May/June

2016N Case Closed


4Acton Street between Cedar Street and Virginia Street

1

Blaine Merker 1624 Acton Street, Berkeley, CA 94704


Y 10/8/15 Y 3/17/16 Y 4/8/16May/June

2016N Case Closed


5Byron Street between Dwight Way and Channing Way

2

Karen Hartline 2417 Byron Street, Berkeley, Ca 94702


Y 5/1/15 Y 3/17/16 Y 4/7/16May/June

2016N Case Closed


Did Not Meet Traffic Calming Warrants Speed: EB 17 MPH, WB 19 MPH Volume: EB 400 ADT, WB 930 ADT Total Number of Collisions in 5 Years: 7 School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): N Work # 18779 issued on 12/23/2016 to refresh existing stop legends on 62nd Street @ King Street.

Did Not Meet Traffic Calming Warrants Speed: EB 26 MPH, WB 26 MPH Volume: EB 325 ADT, WB 117 ADT Total Number of Collisions in 5 Years: 3 School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): N

Did Not Meet Traffic Calming Warrants Speed: NB 27 MPH, SB 29 MPH Volume: NB 334 ADT, SB 262 ADT Total Number of Collisions in 5 Years: 1 School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): N

Did Not Meet Traffic Calming Warrants Speed: NB 24 MPH, SB 22 MPH Volume: NB 169 ADT, SB 116 ADT Total Number of Collisions in 5 Years: 2 School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): N


Mitigation Proposed as a Result of Traffic Calming Study Report

Traffic Calming Tracking List - FY 2015-16Start of Process Initial Review Data Collection


ReceivedPetition

Submitted


for Petition

Petition Area

Defined

Data Collection

Problem Validated



Mitigation Proposed as a Result ofTraffic Calming Study Report



ReceivedPetition

Submitted

6Cedar Street intersection of Cedar Stret and Milvia Street

4

Nicole Haller-Willson 2009 Cedar Street, Berkeley CA 94709

[email protected]


7Cedar Street between Milvia Street and Shattuck Avenue

4

Gabriel Schwartz 2006 Cedar Street, Berkeley CA 94709

[email protected]

Y 2/17/16 Y 3/22/16 Y 4/8/16May/June

2016N Case Closed

Report sent on 2/2/17

8

Fairlawn Drive between Avenida Street and Columbia Circle

6

Arlene & Lee Taylor 209 Fairlawn Drive Berkeley, CA 94708

[email protected]

Y 9/29/15 Y 3/17/16 Y 4/6/16May/June

2016N Case Closed


9

Idaho Street between Alcatraz Avenue and 66th Street

2

Amanda Finkelberg 3227 Idaho Street, Berkeley CA 94704

[email protected]

Y 7/28/15 N NA N NA NA NA Case Closed

10

Idaho Street between Alcatraz Avenue and 66th Street

2

Jen Hunt 3242 Idaho Street, Berkeley, CA 94704

[email protected]

Y 11/14/15 N NA N NA NA NA Case Closed

Did Not Meet Traffic Calming WarrantsSpeed: EB 24 MPH, WB 25 MPHVolume: EB 5,676 ADT, WB 3,600 ADTTotal Number of Collisions in 5 Years: 19School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): Y

Did Not Meet Traffic Calming Warrants Speed: NB 21 MPH, SB 22 MPHVolume: NB 128 ADT, SB 106 ADTTotal Number of Collisions in 5 Years: 0School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): N





for Petition

Petition Area

Defined

Data Collection

Problem Validated






ReceivedPetition

Submitted

11Mathew Street between Derby Street and Ward Street

2

George Torgun 2707 Mathew Street, Berkeley, CA 94704


Y 11/20/15 Y 3/17/16 Y 4/5/16May/June

2016N Case Closed


12

Oregon Street between Sacramento Street and California Avenue

3

Jason Gambatese 1531 Oregon Street Berkeley, CA 94704


Y 12/6/15 Y 3/17/16 Y 4/7/16May/June

2016N Case Closed


13Pine Avenue between Ashby Avenue and Webster Street

8

Casey Cowgill 2935 Pine Avenue, Berkeley CA 94704


Y 7/24/15 Y 3/17/16 Y 4/5/16May/June

2016N Case Closed


14Plaza Drive between Encina Street and Domingo Avenue

8

Ryan Horn 24 Plaza Drive, Berkeley

CA 94705 415-450-5960

[email protected]


Did Not Meet Traffic Calming Warrants Speed: NB 22 MPH, SB 23 MPH Volume: NB 262 ADT, SB 311 ADT Total Number of Collisions in 5 Years: 2 School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): N Work # 18777 issued on 12/23/2016 to Install two signs(W11-2) adn two plaques(W16-7P) on Mathews @ Derby. Work # 18778 issued on 12/23/2016 to refresh existing crosswalk lines, stop bars, stop legends, and to install a red curb on Mathews @ Derby.

Did Not Meet Traffic Calming Warrants Speed: EB 28 MPH, WB 28 MPH Volume: EB 404 ADT, WB 473 ADT Total Number of Collisions in 5 Years: 11 School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): N

Did Not Meet Traffic Calming Warrants Speed: NB 22 MPH, SB 21 MPH Volume: NB 124 ADT, SB 132 ADT Total Number of Collisions in 5 Years: 0 School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): N Work # 18780 issued on 12/23/2016 to refresh existing stop legends on Pine Avenue @ Ashby Avenue.



for Petition

Petition Area

Defined

Data Collection

Problem Validated






ReceivedPetition

Submitted

15

Spruce Street between between Marin Avenue and Halkin Lane (600 Block and 800 Block)

6

John Lawrence 758 Spruce Street, Berkeley, CA 94707


Kenneth Yip & Kathleen Haberer

757 Spruce Street, Berkeley, CA 94707


Caesar Djavaherian 769 Spruce Street, Berkeley, CA 94707


Peggy (Margaret G.) McGarrahan and John

Lawrence 815 Spruce Street, Berkeley CA 94707


Y

4/13/2015 4/9/2015

6/15/2015 7/8/2015

Y 3/17/16 Y 4/7/16May/June

2016Y

Case Closed Report sent on 2/2/17 (installation of SFS is scheduled for August

2017).

16

Spruce Street between Marin Avenue and Santa Barbara Road

6

Franziska Raedeker 925 Spruce Street, Berkeley, CA 94707


Y 6/15/15 N NA Y 9/17/15 NA NA Case Closed


Disqualified - Did Not Submit Petition WO # 18505 was issued on 9/23/2015 for the installation of new parking lanes on both sides of Spruce Street. Improvements were implemented in October 2015.

Qualify for Traffic Calming Measures Speed: NB 30 MPH, SB 30 MPH Volume: NB 2,052 ADT, SB 2,065 ADT Total Number of Collisions in 5 Years: 11 School or Park (2 blocks) or Senior Center (1 Block): Y Following is the list of mitigations Implemented: 1. Installed new parking lanes on both sides of Spruce Street between Marin Avenue and Vassar Street, maintaining a minimum of 10' roadway width on Spruce Avenue in each direction;2. Installed new “Advance Pedestrian Crossing Warning” sign on southbound Spruce Street in the vicinity of # 670 Spruce Street;3. Installed new solar powered radar speed feedback sign on southbound Spruce Street in the vicinity of 714 Spruce Street;4. Installed new “SHARROWS” on Spruce Street in both directions;5. Replaced and installed new larger size “Watch Down Hill Speed” sign for better visibility;6. Installed a new Curve Ahead or Blind Curve Ahead sign northbound Spruce in front of # 866 Spruce;7. Installed a new Curve Ahead or Blind Curve Ahead sign southbound Spruce in front of # 766 Spruce;8. Refreshed all pavement markings as needed including lane lines, stop legends/bars, other pavement legends, crosswalks (especially by Dorothy Bolte Park crosswalk).

Transportation Commission Supplemental B3

Subcommittees and Liaisons 2/15/2018

Updated as of January 18, 2018

TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION- Ad Hoc Subcommittee Assignments

Subcom Members* Staff

Contact

Date/

Location

Due TC Work Plan 2017-18

ACTC/MTC Review***

Parolek Zander

TBA

N/A Review TDA Article 3-funded bike and ped project plans as assigned

Bicycle Plan Implementation

Greene Oxley Parolek

Monitor Bike Plan projects and report to TC at June 2018 meeting

Stop Sign Warrant Subcommittee

Greene Oxley Parolek

Research, recommend Stop Sign criteria to TC by 12/30/2018

LIAISONS Public Works Commission

Bruzzone Oxley (alt)

Attend PWC meetings relating to assignment

Report to TC re Undergrounding Utility wires; Meas. M Updates

goBerkeley Advisory Group

Ghosh Bruzzone (alt)

Attend goBerkeley Advisory Group mtgs as needed

Report to TC re Value-Priced Parking Program

Commission on Disability

Humbert Attend COD meetings as needed

Report to TC on issues of common concern

There are no Standing Subcommittees. There must be at least two commissioners present to hold a

subcommittee meeting, but never a quorum of the total TC membership

Ad Hoc Subcommittees must be reviewed annually by the commission to determine if a subcommittee is

needed, specify work assignments, and clarify response times. (Reso. 60,504-N.S.)

Subcommittees do not have officers or submit minutes, but

may submit written summary meeting notes for inclusion in the TC Agenda Packet under Information or

as Communications.

may submit their recommendations to support an Action or Discussion item with written or verbal

reports. The Commission Secretary needs to receive written material 10 days before the meeting date

for inclusion in the Agenda Packet.

*Subcommittee member(s) prepares agenda based on TC adopted Work Plan or specific assignment.

**Staff maintains subscription lists, publishes and (e)mails agendas, reserves meeting room, and routes

communications between public and Commissioners, Commissioners and staff; Staff attendance is optional.

*** Membership may be changed at any time by action of the TC. TC may also fill this required role without

the Subcommittee.

Transportation Commission B4 2/15/2018

Page 1 of 3

Dear Commission Secretaries:

Happy New Year! This is a reminder to agendize Commission Officer elections for your

February meetings.

Please refer to pages 24 -26 of your Commissioners' Manual for more details.

Please let us know as soon as possible after your elections take place, so that we may

inform your officers of their training requirement in a timely manner. Annual training is

required of all officers. The training video must be viewed and the Affirmation of

Completion must be filed with the City Clerk no later than 60 calendar days from the

date of election. Officers who do not meet this deadline will forfeit their office.

Pgs 24-26:

C. COMMISSION ORGANIZATION

1) Election of Officers and Term of Office

Unless otherwise provided by ordinance3, the chairperson and vice chairperson are elected by the majority of the commission for a one-year term and hold office until their successors are elected or until their terms as members of the commission expire. No commissioner shall serve as chairperson for more than two consecutive years. There is no term limit for Vice-Chair. The annual election of commission officers should occur during the month of February. The results of the vote should be publicly announced and the vote recorded in the minutes.

If an established election schedule has been set for the election of officers, any variation from that schedule results in a vacancy or interim period, not an extended

term for the officer. Terms of office for officers are determined by the date the election regularly occurs, not by the date it may have actually occurred.

Example: The Chair is elected in February 2012. The Chair resigns in April 2012. A new Chair is elected in May 2012. The newly elected Chair will serve from May 2012 to February 2013, when the next regular election is held.

2) Mandatory Annual Training for Officers

Chairpersons and vice chairpersons are required to complete mandatory annual training on: a) the parliamentary procedure of conducting and presiding over meetings according to the Brown Act and City policy; b) the role of the commission and its organization; and c) the commission's relationship to the City Council, the City Manager, the secretary, other commissions, outside agencies, and the general public.

https://www.cityofberkeley.info/uploadedFiles/Clerk/Level_3_-_Commissions/Final%20Formatted%20Manual%205.06.08.pdf


Page 2 of 3

Resolution No. 63,876–N.S. was adopted by City Council to implement video training for commission officers to satisfy the requirements of Resolution No. 60,531-N.S.

The Chairperson or Vice-Chairperson may view, in its entirety, a training video obtained from the City Clerk Department or the training video for this purpose posted on the City Clerk website. Upon completion, the Chairperson or Vice- Chairperson must file with the City Clerk an Affirmation of Completion.

The training video must be viewed and the Affirmation of Completion must be filed with the City Clerk no later than 60 calendar days from the date of election as Chairperson or Vice-Chairperson. Failure to complete the video training and file the Affirmation of Completion within 60 days of election will result in the immediate forfeiture of the position of Chairperson or Vice-Chairperson.

While not mandatory for commissioners other than the Chair and Vice-Chair, completion of Commissioner training is encouraged for all commissioners.

3) Duties of Officers

The chairperson, or in her/his absence, the vice chairperson, performs the following duties:

Presides at all meetings of the commission and ensures that the work of the commission is accomplished. To this end the chairperson must exert sufficient control of the meeting to eliminate irrelevant, repetitious or otherwise unproductive discussion. At the same time the chairperson must ensure that all viewpoints are heard and are considered in a fair and impartial manner. The Chair cannot make rules related to the conduct of meetings or commission procedure without approval of the full commission. C. Commission Organization

Appoints commission members to temporary subcommittees and informal bodies subject to the approval of the full commission.

Approves the agenda prior to distribution. This is limited to the structure and order of the agenda and does not grant the Chair the authority to remove items submitted by commissioners or staff.

Signs correspondence on behalf of the commission.

Represents the commission before the City Council with the formal approval of the commission by motion and vote.

Approves commission reports to Council.

The Chair or a quorum of the commission may call a special meeting. The Chair may also cancel a regular meeting.


Page 3 of 3

Performs other duties necessary or customary to the office. 4) Transfer of Chair

In the absence of the chairperson or his/her inability to act, the vice chairperson presides in place of the chairperson. In the event of the absence or the inability to act of both the chairperson and the vice chairperson, the remaining members elect one of their members to act as temporary chairperson.

If a chairperson is terminated for any reason, the office is vacated and the rules for transfer would apply. If a vice chairperson is terminated, the office is vacated and new election would be held to fill the office. If the officer is reappointed she or he shall not resume the office and must be re-elected to the office by the majority of the membership.

Transportation Commission C2 Excerpts of Council Actions 2018

Page 1 of 3

February 13, 2018

6. Contract: Gehl Studio, Inc. for Conceptual Design, Feasibility Study and Related Services for the Center Street Plaza Project From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract and any amendments with Gehl Studio, Inc. for conceptual design, feasibility study and related services for the Center Street Plaza Project, for the period March 1, 2018 through March 1, 2021, in an amount not to exceed $550,000. Financial Implications: Various Funds - $550,000 Contact: Phillip Harrington, Public Works, 981-6300

30. Residential Preferential Parking (RPP) Program Reform and Expansion From: City Manager Recommendation: Conduct a public hearing and upon conclusion: 1. Adopt first reading of an Ordinance amending Berkeley Municipal Code Title 14 to expand eligibility for Residential Preferential Parking to specified areas, allow Residential Preferential Parking in areas zoned Mixed Use Residential, authorize new meters in West Berkeley to manage commercial parking adjacent to residences in mixed-use areas, add a cap on the number of annual permits residents may purchase, and 2. Adopt a Resolution raising permit fees to eliminate the Program’s operating deficit and rescinding Resolution No. 66,895-N.S. effective March 1, 2018. Financial Implications: See report Contact: Phillip Harrington, Public Works, 981-6300

January 30, 2018

8. Request that the City Manager Write a Letter to Navigation Service Providers to Help Mitigate Increased Neighborhood Traffic Volume and Unsafe Driving From: Councilmembers Wengraf, Maio, Droste, and Mayor Arreguin Recommendation: Request that the City Manager write a letter to navigation service providers such as Waze, Google, and Apple, reporting that their apps have led to an inappropriate increase in traffic volumes and speeds on many local residential streets, and requesting specific adjustments to assumptions that guide their algorithms. The goal of the letter is to help mitigate increased traffic volume on neighborhood streets and unsafe driving in the City of Berkeley. Financial Implications: Staff time Contact: Susan Wengraf, Councilmember, District 6, 981-7160

https://www.cityofberkeley.info/Clerk/City_Council/2018/02_Feb/Documents/2018-02-13_Item_06_Contract_Gehl_Studio,_Inc.aspx

https://www.cityofberkeley.info/Clerk/City_Council/2018/02_Feb/Documents/2018-02-13_Item_06_Contract_Gehl_Studio,_Inc.aspx

https://www.cityofberkeley.info/Clerk/City_Council/2018/02_Feb/Documents/2018-02-13_Item_30_Residential_Preferential_Parking.aspx

https://www.cityofberkeley.info/Clerk/City_Council/2018/01_Jan/Documents/2018-01-30_Item_08_Request_that_the_City_Manager_Write_a_Letter.aspx

https://www.cityofberkeley.info/Clerk/City_Council/2018/01_Jan/Documents/2018-01-30_Item_08_Request_that_the_City_Manager_Write_a_Letter.aspx


Page 2 of 3

January 23, 2018

6. Activation of Downtown Berkeley BART Plaza

From: City Manager

Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to implement

programs to activate Downtown Berkeley BART Plaza, including: 1) implementing a

pilot program to permit two food vendors at Downtown Berkeley BART Plaza for one

year, and 2) executing a contract with Downtown Berkeley Association for the

production of arts and cultural activities at Downtown Berkeley BART Plaza in an

amount not to exceed $50,000, and authorizing renewal of that contract for up to two

years, for a total amount not to exceed $150,000.

Financial Implications: See report Contact: Jordan Klein, Economic Development, 981-

7530

Action: Moved to Action Calendar. 6 speakers. M/S/C (Worthington/Arreguin) to adopt

Resolution No. 68,284–N.S. as revised in Supplemental Reports Packet #2 to reduce

the contract amount to $10,000 per year for up to three years with the amendment in

the Resolved clause to state “…with Downtown Berkeley Association for the non-

exclusive production of arts and cultural programming…” Vote: All Ayes.

Supplemental Communications and Reports 2:

Item 6: Activation of Downtown Berkeley BART Plaza

59.Supplemental materials, submitted by Councilmember Worthington

60.Carol Denney

28. Budget Referral: Hopkins Street Corridor Traffic and Placemaking Study

From: Councilmember Hahn Recommendation: Refer to the Budget Process the funds

necessary to undertake a traffic and placemaking study of the

Hopkins/Monterey/Sacramento corridor; specifically, Sacramento Street from the

southern approach of Rose Street to Hopkins, Hopkins from Gilman Avenue to

Sutter/Henry, and the Monterey Avenue approach to Hopkins from the North. The study

should include all intersections and use a “complete streets” approach to identify

improvements to be integrated into the paving and bicycle infrastructure work already

scheduled for this area and to identify additional projects to be undertaken over time,

with an emphasis on pedestrian safety, bike and vehicle safety and flow, community-

building and placemaking, parking, support for local businesses, green infrastructure

and aesthetics. Include cost estimates, potential sources of funding and a proposed

timeline for implementation of recommended improvements. Financial Implications:

$200,000 Contact: Sophie Hahn, Councilmember, District 5, 981-7150

Action: Approved recommendation.

33. Extend Residential Preferential Parking Permit Program on Sections of Blake

Street, Ashby Avenue, and Prince Street

From: City Manager Recommendation: Conduct a public hearing and upon its


Page 3 of 3

conclusion, adopt a Resolution amending Resolution No. 56,508-N.S. Sections 25C,

25J and 25M by adding subsections to extend Residential Preferential Permit Parking

on three city blocks of Blake Street, Ashby Avenue, and Prince Street.

Financial Implications: General Fund - $2,543

Contact: Phillip Harrington, Public Works, 981-6300 Public Testimony: The Mayor

opened the public hearing. 0 speakers. M/S/C (Maio/Worthington) to close the public

hearing. Vote: All Ayes.

Action: M/S/C (Worthington/Maio) to adopt Resolution No. 68,307–N.S. Vote: All Ayes.

39. Replace Berkeley City Limit Signs to Read: “Welcome to Berkeley”, “LOVE

LIFE!", “Sanctuary City” and “Ohlone Territory” From: Councilmember Davila and

Mayor Arreguin Recommendation: Short Term Referral to the City Manager to replace

Berkeley City Limit Signs to read: "Welcome to Berkeley”, “LOVE LIFE!", “Sanctuary

City” and “Ohlone Territory”. Financial Implications: See report

Contact: Cheryl Davila, Councilmember, District 2, 981-7120

Action: 8 speakers. M/S/C (Arreguin/Wengraf) to refer the item to the Transportation

Commission and request that the Commission’s recommendation appear on the

Council agenda no later than six months from January 23, 2018. Vote: Ayes –

Davila, Bartlett, Harrison, Hahn, Wengraf, Arreguin; Noes – None; Abstain – None;

Absent – Maio, Worthington, Droste.

January 16, 2018

2. Proposed City of Berkeley 2018-2019 Strategic Plan

From: City Manager

Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution accepting the proposed Fiscal Year 2018- 2019

Strategic Plan as presented by the City Manager for City of Berkeley implementation.

Financial Implications: None Contact: Dee Williams-Ridley, City Manager, 981-7000

Action: 3 speakers. M/S/C (Arreguin/Worthington) to adopt Resolution No. 68,280–N.S.

as amended below.

Add Gilman Interchange Project (environmental and design phase)

Add Milvia Street Bikeway in Section 1.5

Add language stating the priority of bike and pedestrian projects

Amend Goal #9 to read “Be a customer-focused organization providing excellent,

timely, easily-accessible service and information to the community.”

Amend Goal #7 to read “Be a global leader in addressing climate change,

environmental justice, and protecting the environment”

Vote: Ayes – Maio, Davila, Bartlett, Hahn, Wengraf, Worthington, Droste, Arreguin;

Noes – None; Abstain – None; Absent – Harrison.

TC Agenda C-4 2/15/2018 Updated 2017-18 Work Plan

1

Transportation Commission 2017-2018 FY Work Plan

Updated: January 2018

Mission: Advises the Council on transportation policies, facilities, and services.

Goals- Ongoing projects/UPDATES Resources Program activities Outputs Outcomes

1 goBerkeley Program Staff updates Public meetings Policy guidance FY 2019 Next Update April

2 I-80 Gilman Interchange & Ped Overcrossing

Project

Northwest Berkeley

Staff updates Public meetings

Policy guidance on

technical decisions

Successful project

delivery (Ongoing)

4 Safe Routes to Schools Projects

(John Muir redesign)

Staff updates Public meetings Ped Subcommittee

Assignments

Successful project

delivery (Ongoing)

5 Bike Share – Phase 2 Expansion beyond

Berk/Oak/Eville

MTC project funding Policy Guidance

Recommendations for

Council approval

Expanded Bike Share

resource

6 Adeline Corridor Specific Plan (grant planning)

Est. 1 year to complete process

Staff updates Coordination

between Berkeley

BEST Plan &

Adeline Specific Plan

Guidance on successful

funding opportunities

Ensure successful

grant funding $ and

encourage equitable

stakeholder

involvement

7 Key Line (Shattuck-Adeline- Bay Bridge)

Greenway--Private initiative

Staff will advise when

grant funding is received

Monitor private

scoping activities

If needed make

recommendations to

Council

Encourage equitable

stakeholder

involvement

8 Grants- Annual Updates; Comprehensive

discussion of all grant applications (includes

Measure BB Grants) RR Safety/Quiet Zone

funding in FY 19 for scoping

Staff updates Commission will

review language to

improve outcomes

Policy guidance on

technical decisions

Ensure successful

grant funding $500k

for RR Safety

9 Traffic Calming – Update w/ annual table of

projects

Ongoing updates;Next

Staff update 2/2018

Policy guidance on

technical decisions

If needed make

recommendations to

Council

Successful delivery of

calm streets

10 ACTC annual report showing Meas. BB fund

distribution (May 2017 and every January)

Staff Updates Policy guidance on

technical decisions

Funding transparency Successful project

funding

Goals - TC Work Items Resources Program Activities Outputs Outcomes

11 Vision Zero + Complete Streets Policy

Development- Transit/Bike/ Ped 1st

Assign to subcommittee Public meetings

Review Crash Data

(SWITRS report)and

annual safety goals

If needed make

recommendations to

Council

Adoption of Vision

Zero policy

TC Agenda C-4 2/15/2018 Updated 2017-18 Work Plan

2

Goals - TC Work Items Resources Program Activities Outputs Outcomes

12 Two-way Telegraph Avenue & Southside

(Complete Streets) 2018: Telegraph Yellow zones

Ph. 2: Design Telegraph/Dana Couplet; Ph. 3:

Upper Bancroft

Staff Updates Monthly Policy guidance on

language

If needed; Staff will make

recommendations to

Council

Consensus on

Telegraph by

TBID/AC

Transit/COB

13 Coordinate with Public Works Commission on

Annual Paving Plan and opportunities for

developing Complete Streets

Coordination between

Public Works & TC

Chairs

Commission will

review design to

improve coordination

If needed make

recommendations to

Council

Coordinate street

repair & design

changes; TC Sidewalk

Program/Policy

Report

14 Bike Plan Implementation (Using Complete

Streets Filter)

Assigned to Bike

subcommittee

Review of bike grant

funding; Track

Projects eg. monitor

Milvia

Consultation with staff Successful completion

of goals; Bike project

funding $

15 Prioritize Citywide Access to Schools policy via

all modes

Assign to subcommittee Review existing

system deficiencies

If needed make

recommendations to

Council

Safe access to schools

16 Simplify parking removal discussion and policy Assign to subcommittee Research to gather

data & policy

information

If needed make

recommendations to

Council

Simplify parking

policies (began with

goBerkeley Policy)

17 Level of Service vs. Vehicle Miles Traveled –

Policy

Assign ad hoc

subcommittee

(Bruzzone/Oxley )

Coordinate w/ PW;?

If needed make

recommendations to

Council

Reducing the State’s

level of greenhouse

gas & other

environmental

impacts; Remove LOS

from CEQA

18 Pedestrian Plan Update

(Consultant selected; ready to issue notice on

Scope)

Assign to ad hoc ped.

subcommittee

Public meetings Commission

recommendations to

Council

Comprehensive

Pedestrian Plan

19 Prepare for Autonomous Vehicles; Expansion of

Public EV Charging

Assign ad hoc

subcommittee

Make recommendations

to Council

Transportation Commission D-6

February 15, 2018 Additional Communications re Stop Sign Warrants

-----Original Message----- From: Aaron Foxworthy [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, January 22, 2018 5:44 PM To: transportation <[email protected]> Subject: Dwight and California I support a stop sign at Dwight and California and speed humps along the length of Dwight between San Pablo and Shattuck.

From: Monika Mann [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Friday, January 12, 2018 11:17 AM

To: transportation <[email protected]>

Subject: Stop sign Subcommittee

To Whom it May Concern:

I strongly support the formation of a Stop Sign Warrant Subcommittee to create expanded criteria for

stop signs that will let us protect pedestrian and bicyclist safety.

Thank you,

Monika Mann

2217 Browning St

Berkeley, CA 94702