| TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE VIRTUAL (UPDATED) VIDEO CONFERENCE AGENDA April 30, 2020 MEETING TIME: 9:30 a.m. |
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Call to Order: Scott Walker, Transportation Coordinator
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| PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD –Due to the COVID-19 health concerns, the format of the Transportation Advisory Committee meeting will be held in a virtual videoconferencing environment. The normal hearing room on the 1st Floor at 2825 3rd Ave North (Miller Building) will be closed during the meeting and no one will be attending this hearing in person. Public comment will be taken only during the Public Comment periods as indicated on the agenda, Comments may be sent to Board via email before 1:00 PM on Wednesday, April 29, 2020. All emails received prior to this time will be read into the record. The Public may call in during specific Public Comment periods at (406) 237-6196. All callers will be in a queued system and are asked to remain on hold and be patient. Calls will be taken in the order in which they are received. Callers will be restricted to 3 minutes of testimony as is customary. Live coverage can be viewed: https://www.facebook.com/Billings-Planning-Community-Services-Department-1738982159659260/?ref=bookmarks |
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Comments on items not on the agenda and requests to add items to future agendas.
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Comments on items non-public and public hearing agenda items.
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Motion. Approval of the minutes of: January 14, 2020
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Old Business: There is no Old Business.
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New Business
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Motion/Recommendation. 2018 Billings Urban Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP),
Scott Walker, Transportation Coordinator. The changes to the LRTP include the addition of projects identified in the Downtown Area Traffic and Circulation Study. This project includes the one-way to two-way street conversion projects for North 29
th Street and North 30
th Street between 6
th Avenue North and Montana Avenue, an existing couplet in downtown Billings. Since the Montana Department of Transportation also identifies North 29
th and North 30
th as Urban Routes, action by the Montana Transportation Commission is required to approve City construction on these roadways. To complete this approval at the State level, the Billings MPO must amend its LRTP to ensure these roadway projects are properly identified in the Plan.
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Other Business
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Update. Discussion. MET Transit. Rusty Logan, MET Transit Manager
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Future Agenda Items
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Adjournment
