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07/07/2021 - Agenda City of Tigard Transportation Advisory Committee Agenda MEETING DATE/TIME: July 7, 2021 —6:30 to 8:30 p.m. MEETING LOCATION: Members Remote via MS Teams Public— (971) 256-0577, PIN = 13125# Email public comments to daver[at]tigard-or.gov 1. CALL TO ORDER Ruth 6:30 2. INTRODUCTIONS Ruth 6:32 3. CONSIDER MINUTES Ruth 6:35 4. PUBLIC COMMENT /TTAC MEMBER ITEMS Ruth 6:40 5. DEBRIEF TRANSPORTATION EQUITY PANEL All 6:45 6. TSP UPDATE PROJECT UPDATE Dave 7:15 7. STREETS FOR PEOPLE 2021 CHECK-IN Dave 7:50 8. 2021 TTAC CALENDAR All 8:00 9. TTAC MEMBER ITEMS / UPDATES All 8:10 10. ADJOURNMENT Dave 8:30 Suporting materials attached: • June 5,2021 Meeting Minutes • TSP CAC#3 Meeting Presentation Related websites and information: • Tigard TSP Update • Tigard Construction Updates • Tigard Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) • Tigard CIP Project Maty • Washington Square Regional Center Plan Update • Tigard Streets for People City of Tigard 1 13125 SW Hall Blvd.,Tigard,OR 97223 1 503-639-4171 1 www.tigard-or.gov Page 1 oft CITY OF TIGARD TIGARD TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE Meeting Minutes June 2, 2021 Members Present: Carine Arendes, George Brandt,David Burke,Alan Eckert, Carl Fisher,Ruth Harshfield (Chair),Michael Hendrickson (alternate), Richard Keast (Vice Chair), Serge Killingsworth, Holly Koontz, and Lindsey Wise. Members Absent: Lonnie Martinez. Staff Present: Sr.Transportation Planner Dave Roth, and Sr. Administrative Specialist Joe Patton. Others Present: TTAC Council Liaison John Goodhouse. 1. CALL TO ORDER Chair Harshfield called the meeting to order at 6:00 pm.The meeting was held remotely using MS Teams with a call-in number provided for the public. 2. INTRODUCTIONS 3. CONSIDER MINUTES The May 5, 2021 meeting Minutes were unanimously approved. 4. PUBLIC COMMENT / TTAC MEMBER ITEMS Alan had one item and Ruth had two. 5. TTAC MEMBER ITEMS / UPDATES A. Alan shared a link regarding Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) updates: https://www.marketplace.org/2021/05/25/why-you-should-care-about-traffic-control-manual- u date . B. Ruth asked about meeting on July 7 since the June meeting had to be shortened. Topics could include the Transportation Impact Analysis, Procedures an updates,Parks Master Plan update, and the TSP update and at some point,potentially a transportation project tour by bike. A Doodle poll will be sent. C. Ruth noted that Serge was appointed as a voting member by Council at their last meeting. D. Members discussed the Streets For People project they volunteered to help with. Most of the feedback received is positive,including online engagement survey. 6. ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 6:25 p.m. Joe Patton,TTAC Meeting Secretary Ruth Harshfield, Chair Page 1 of 1 V-4F I vp 10�w . 1 t.J Nil - V~~ F 7p- ArL "0 49 4: all, V xq�is,t 114, i*w .,- " cy -iYf , ;;}, ww, On f4. 40,1 IL1, Tigard Transportation System Plane,µ -� +� June 15 2021 CAC Meeting TIGARD -F H-R PEERS Agenda • Welcome! • Where we've been & Building on the 2010 TSP • Goals & Evaluation Criteria • Engagement • Project themes • Funding update • Next steps & Timeline CAC - June 15, 2021 Where Are We? Key plan components Existing and Transportation Performance Policies, Programs, Funding Draft Plan Council Adoption Future Conditions Priorities Metrics Projects List Availability Legislative Process Public Outreach CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHR � PEERS Building on the 2010 TSID 2010 TSP planned investments Roadways account for around 50% of projects and 90% of total costs. Project Type Project Cost -r • • - The 2010 TSP also recommended land use, connectivity, and management strategies CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHR � PEERS Building on the 2010 TSP Multimodal project investments Projects on Highway 99Wt • SW 72nd Dartmouth lntorsecti n N k • Fanno Creek Trail Y y T y�� " 1 Main Street Green Street art 1 • Wall Street Extension -- CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHR PEERS Significant planning and visioning since 2010 Strategic Vision Tigard: an equitable community that is walkable, T`GARp healthy, and accessible for everyone. Complete Streets Vision Statement Tigard is a vibrant and healthy community where ' people of all ages and abilities can travel safely, efficientlyand comfortably on a well-connected and fy TIGARD optimized multi- modal network of roads, trails, City°fTigard Y =.: TRANSPORTATION and paths. r SAFETY ACTION " PLAN Transportation Safety Action Plan Completed in 2019 CAC - June 15, 2021 Sepf—b-30.2019 F E H R PEERS nd visioning since 2010 Significant planning I Major land use planning and amendments CCKMAN S7 River e e e SW �yqC< y 1 a • / Triangle m Rp Was hington Square Regional tenter � Washington Square Regional F� H CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHR � PEERS Tigard Triangle � � 1 -� � Tigard Downtown W H ��11�� F� r ,* n L'i'Zik ■ � E Trg�r 55q GAA ROE ST J SW MCQONALQ ST � �, M River Terrace s � sw BUNITA RG D H'BULL MOUNTAIN R9 ' rc 4 w � ; c7 � o � �P � W gppF 6EN9 R� �` SW❑u RHAM RQ_ S x�King City a � Durham Advanced Wasvewa[er Treatment Facility 0 WN z wu" Durham Building on the 2010 TSP Direction forth is update71 -- • Most remaining projects in the 2010 TSP will remain T o- t • Emphasizing circulation improvements • Prioritizing complete streets _ =- - - • Expanded transit improvements ,,.. ., CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHR PEERS ■ transportation our ■ Vision ■ be * r it commun I y that is accessible, walkable, # ■ f ■ providing a safe, comfortable, and Creating livable neighborhoods connected transportation system coo ro-;) that are designed to improve for all users especially} pedestrians r7m, multimodal connections while and other vulnerable users. discouraging unsafe interactions, such as speeding. Supporting environmental and Supporting economic vibrancy community health by reducing our by accommodating the carbon footprint, minimizing impacts to movement of people and goods natural resources, and addressing and creating equitable unequal health impacts of our opportunities for economic transportation system on lover-income development throughout Tigard. communities and communities of color. CaImproving quality of life for allflaking the most of transportation particularly historically marginalized CD resources by leveraging funding and underserved communities, by opportunities, not overbuilding our providing access to jobs, schools, and Esystem, and making investments that essential services with convenient and reduce ongoing system maintenance affordable travel options. and preservation costs. Home»Transportation System Plan Update What We 've Heard So Far. Transportation System Plan Update Who's Listening ® u Dave Roth Senior Transportation Planner City of Tigard 1 GA RD Email daver@tigard-or.gov • ON THE Lauren Scott . • • , • • • • • Community Engagement � � � � City ofTigard -*41wamg _ outreach phase included Email laurens@tigard-or.gov nt I • Talk Transportation • • , • • • • / • • • • • Timeline • • • October-November 2020: event & Identify community needsipriorities The Transportation System Plan(TSP)is a roadmap for investments in our community's shared transportation and how the transportation system system;one that serves all road users. update can solve existing problems. Citywide postcard mailerEnsure the existing conditions and We want to know howTigard's transportation system can help get you where you need to go,whether walking, deficiencies of the Tigard bicycling,riding transit or driving.We love our community and we want to maintain and enhance our quality of transportation system are • r th rough life over the long haul. documented. This update will be guided by community input and will build)offTigard's Strategic Plan and Complete Streets December 2020-May 2021: policy,each aimed at supporting equitable access for road users of all ages and abilities.We want to hear from The project team will work with Input will inform final project you! feedback provided by the community evaluation , • / , prioritization • , • to set goals and objectives,analyze Get Involved! future conditions,and create solutions and strategies. 1.Learn More about the Transportation System Plan! 2.Help)dent' Community Goals&ValuesWhat transportation values do you support?What goals Prioritize types of projects for future : should we strive for in the future? funding based on goals set by the 3.Help Us Prioritize Transportation Projects!We need you to help prioritize major projects,new sidewalk community. locations,and bike and transit network improvements. • June 2021: Share goals and"Big Moves"with the community to get feedback on project PRIORITIZE PROJEC... • •UT IDENTIFY NEEDS priorities. Develop a Financial Plan that is consistent with City revenue Prioritize Transportation Projects projections. CACJune 15, 2021 We need your input on 20 proposed projects,new sidewalk locations and improvements to our bike June-August 2021: and transit networks.These"Big Move"projects are brand new,or modifications of existing With input from the community the Transportation System Plan will be g VJ ■ _ _ N I'll F -# t 40 • I _ • • _ • • I • • any ,� � �;t Theme " Completing our Streets to Serve Everyone 1 Reviewing posted speeds f F Completing streeCo ts for kin & biking FMaking the most of the em 0 41& Made with Streetmix CAC June 15, 2021 FEHR - ' PEERS Proposed Pedestrian Network Current survey questions on - sidewalk infill priorities ' y - • Safety _ 1 • Near schools =y . • Commercial/mixed use ._.° ` s.'Gii fiat llefifi�lfiifi � a d -���� s•Mapl6wooG• neighborhoods rE� • Pedestrian corridors _ m • Near transit and trail connections -- -+-- - - r. �---�-� 4 A . p a CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHRt PEERS Proposed Bicycle Network Current survey questions on network infill priorities d@F Safety • - Local circulation, especially - , A� around schools Safe crossings • Busy, high traffic streets r - _ Access to destinations Continuous routes along lower volume streets Tra i Is CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHRt PEERS Hall Boulevard Originally g . extendedsouth •HvTualatin P�'DJeCt 4rJ�. Complete • ee ee upgrades• , • e • Comple#e streets upgradesthroughout Project 49: � �'x1eA[s;6re��bufgfidrrrr+ rysw • Trafficsignal or other --- Widen to 4/5 lanes • of • • a+oma sr Ifl��l'S�L" I�t1 t���tfTl�l�t xter+ts;�4af�Ifij� f{�etrsectior ' - Intersection operations Ffeeornrenddceeyin • • McDonald • Realign�luzikerJHaIIJcoffins �� Realignment of • intersection �xterrfx:�-iurrrirer��iu�tf5ro���risirrfersecf?ar, �rOJ�C����-�: ' UVlderk to �-� lanes . .. � - Corr�plete 5#reets Project 60: w upgradesProposed update • Add southoil und riga- f,rrer�rs xv �vro �rr�,�rr� � turn bane � Keep . • • • • Fxterats:NQ�J/NPrUand�dar� GoogleEarth b Upgrade pedestrian crossing, at x Fann i owt�rn wE • Creek Greenburg Road Current TSP • Widen to 4/5 lanes for entire road Proposed updateG;AWy i Maintain 2/3 lanes from N Dakota ' * - `� � ' ' bicycleInstail to 99Wanes . . _ A.59 Project 44: A • - 06 } Continue coordination with "- 3 Project WSRC Plan =Oukuta 5f -` ill . ` 471, '��` IL Google Earth + or . O 30M n CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHRt PEERS Durham Road Road Corridor _ kf . _ ' ' ` r ' Rmiecls n.413 V, Widen to 4 Current TSP HL -5 lanes,�..� . r + + Widen to 4/5 lanes from Hall to -,� lane at Hal I/Durham intersection 99W F _ a •• a r 1 _ r :0 �r Proposed update West: Maintain current 2/3 lanes East : Widen with emphasize on ,: . lip* t - safety evaluation Proiact 39: mom Include in future circulation stud z -r : with Upper Boones and 72nd "� Google Earth s -* . crh.a•:, , +n CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHRt PEERS Theme 2 : Breaking Barriers with OR 217 Crossings j unzi er eve an -gift, thSW wS �. ��� �-� - ��--� 95 venue � .. Photo Credit: CBEC Consulting Engineers CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHR � PEERS Hwy 7 c ross i n go r Highway 217 Crossings A . T ■ _ _ Current TSP A New projectx ; - - - � ' ■ Bicycle/pedestrian • Hunziker/Beveland all modes - overcrossing . i . *{� Proposed update • New walk/bike crossing at JAI _ 4 - � � 1 SW 95th Avenue ' - • - .� F . 44 iAl Continued coordination with - . r - Lire I•5 WSRC Plan • • •• � • , i• 4 5 # :, I 4 ti ti �•_ f ,� F y _ ■ Project 23., Multimodal overcrossing -P 1p? + -■ • r . . ° CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHRt PEERS Theme 3 : Conti n u i ng to I nvest i n our Trail System0 Fanno Creek Gap Closure r ti . Red Rock Creek Trail planning - Tigard Street Heritage Crossing r 7A Upgrades to meet modern trail standards ,- =- CAC - June 15, 2021 �f � Theme 4: Fixing alignment and bottleneck issues Scoff ins/Hunziker/Hall Boulevard re-alignment G ree n b u rg/N Dakota/ Tiedeman h � . , = l ;Opp P All CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHR � PEERS Theme Partnering on Regional Mobility Solutions . Upper Boones Ferry/72nd/Durham Circulation Studymi A! t a � Bull Mountain Road Safety CorridorLV ` ' # - 43j, 99W Regional Investment Strategyt _. r= CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHR � PEERS Upper Boones/72nd/ Durham Road circulation Upper Boones rerry .Road Corridor Current TSP • Widening and realignment Prolect 0: of Upper Boones Ferry Road lanes ` Proposed update • Keeping in TSP but starting f = I with area circulation Ian ' ' p - widening* f M Google Eartti t .. °'1 CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHRt PEERS ► '�� *�. All" • h. - St MapG4'lfp9d pr -'r_'F .4..' .Iv - All Vie` Nr ,t .. I`4 ,. •� - :k,fir; -, - RTr• 6' Funding CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN SrIturs TSP vs. CIP - Not the same, but related TSP accommodates growth & land use planning • Many varia5460 bles in forecasting • Regional coordination uuPEtil 9- •T -PHIL11T 95469 r MUM. TSP should inform the CIP TSP forecast is about capacity for future investments CAC - June 15, 2021 Funding • Revenue / resource forecast Just under $15 M annually includes local , county, state, and federal sources • Development projects are also - _ included in the total capacity, though not collected as "revenue" Local - County, aate, Federal CAC - June 15, 2021 Funding L—A 0 Table 2. Average Annual Transportation Revenue/Resource • New sources since 2010 Source • Citywide SDC City of Ti ardSourcesW • River Terrace SDC City Fuel Tax Street Maintenance Fee • HB 2017 49 *Citywide TSDC *River Terrace TSDC •• • • County Vehicle Total City of Tigard revenue '. '. •• Non-City of Ti and Sources Registration Fee State highway fund '. • County fuel tax as@ • : ��� *Vehicle registration fee :• : ', Major Streets Transportation Improvement Program •• Transportation Development Tax *HB2017 •�� Federal and State ', •�: Total Non-Cit ', • • Combined Local, County, State, Federal Resources • CAC - June 15, 2021 * New since the 2010 TSP Next Steps • Collect public comment on priorities and projects • Develop prioritized project & investment list • Prepare Draft TSP for adoption process CAC - June 15, 2021 Timeline & Next Steps Key plan components Existing and Transportation Performance Policies, Programs, Funding Draft Plan Council Adoption Future Conditions Priorities Metrics Projects List Availability Legislative Process Public Outreach CAC - June 15, 2021 FEHR � PEERS Upcoming Milestones • Complete current phase of outreach: June 30th • Draft TSP & TSP project list recommendations: July • Follow up with TAC/CAC with draft recommendations: August • Update to Planning Commission : August oi h,1 4^,V, ,On. • Adoption by Council: October • W 4N Ik III OR iti ll � ® / ASS-"_yIi1.iii i , .,;: � i!I!• : , -erg- _ 1,1 11 X11 iiia „ . 1 7 CAC June 15, 2021