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Transportation Planning Svcs. Update 10.15.2019 Presented at Commission Conference Meeting

Exhibit 1 Transportation Planning Services Update 10.15.2019 COMMISSION CONF. MEETING

CFLCA hosted a Special Meeting in the Summer of 2019 on the matter of the then proposed ILA with Broward MPO.  Subsequently CFLCA issued two statements on the topic.

Attached is  the presentation given by Ben Rogers during the Commission Conference Meeting on 10/15/2019 which aimed to address some of what was raised via CFLCA efforts and educated the Commission on the matter.  The presentation was given in advance of the Commission vote to move forward with the proposal.

 


General Meeting Agenda 10/10/2019 & Link to Video

 

GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING AGENDA
October 10th, 2019
6:00 PM Food and Networking, 6:30 PM Meeting
8th floor Commission Conference Room, City Hall
PLEDGE of ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
ANNOUNCEMENTS – Holiday Party in December
REVIEW AND ACCEPTANCE: Approve the minutes of September 10th, 2019
TREASURER’S REPORT
POLICE/FIRE REPORT
INTRODUCTION OF GUESTS
o Heather Brinkworth, Broward School Board Chair, District 3 School Board Member
o Betty Shelley, Fort Lauderdale Education Advisory Board
o Zoie Saunders, City of Fort Lauderdale Chief Education Officer
o Major (Dr.) Gregory Salters, Sergeant McDowell, Fort Lauderdale Police Department
o Qwesha Keen, Broward College
o Colleen Lockwood, Bridge 2 Life
REPORTS
• Presidents Report – Going Green at General Meetings
• Membership Report
• Bylaws Committee – reminder to review changes and send feedback before Oct 31st
NEW BUSINESS
• District Updates
• Sun Trolley Stops
OLD BUSINESS
• TAM/MPO Interlocal Agreement feedback
• Comp Plan feedback
• Do the Right Thing – Commissioner Sorensen working w staff and FLPD now
• Don’t forget DOTD!
FOR THE GOOD OF THE COMMUNITY
ADJOURN
*Indicates voting items or may be a voting item
Next Board Meeting October 28th, 2019
Next General Membership Meeting November 12th, 2019


Do you need more Sun Trolley or Public Transportation Stops in your neighborhood?

DO YOU NEED MORE SUN TROLLEY STOPS OR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD?

On 9/10/2019 at the CFLCA General Meeting neighbor feedback was collected. Residents in attendance from Rock Island and River Gardens/Sweeting Estates indicated an interest in additional trolley stops/public transportation.

If your neighborhood would like to request additional trolley stops/public transportation please contact Robyn Chiarelli so she can arrange a meeting with your Association to fully understand your needs and to discuss if/how Downtown Fort Lauderdale Transportation Management Association may be able to fulfill them.

Downtown Fort Lauderdale Transportation Management Association compiles route / stop requests and brings them forward to the City and TMA Board for consideration in the case that multiple people or groups come forward with the same request.

CONTACT THE FOLLOWING FOR A MEETING:
ROBYN CHIARELLI, Executive Director
Downtown Fort Lauderdale
Transportation Management Association
290 NE Third Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
office: 954-TROLLEY
[email protected]

 


9.23.2019 CFLCA Board Communication RE: Proposed ILA

CFLCA Position Stmt Suggested Continuing Resp. of TAM 9.23.2019

Date:                           September 24, 2019

Sent on Behalf of:     Colleen Lockwood, CFLCA President

To:                              Fort Lauderdale Mayor, City Commission, City Manager

CC:                             Greg Stuart, Ben Rogers, CFLCA Board of Directors

 Honorable Mayor, Commissioners, City Manager, Mr. Stuart and Mr. Rogers:

On September 23, 2019 the Council of Fort Lauderdale Civic Associations, Inc. (“CFLCA”) held a Board Meeting at the Fort Lauderdale City Hall. Quorum requirements were met and the following Board Members were in attendance: Colleen Lockwood, Stan Eichelbaum, Deborah Rosenbaum, Christina Currie, Mary Peloquin, Marilyn Mammano, Jim Concannon, Michael Albetta, and Kelly Manning.

The matter of the proposed ILA between the City of Fort Lauderdale and Broward MPO was again discussed at length as it is a matter of great concern to our members.

Upon close of discussion the CFLCA Board of Directors unanimously voted to make the following request to City Officials.

Now that the proposed ILA between the City of Fort Lauderdale and Broward MPO is on hold pending additional discussion & negotiations the CFLCA Board of Directors respectfully requests that the attached “Suggested Continuing Responsibilities of the Transportation & Mobility Department” be incorporated into the ILA discussion/negotiation.

This request is in addition to the request we made for the following which have yet to be fulfilled:  “that City expeditiously hire a full time dedicated Transportation and Mobility Director for the Transportation and Mobility Department and provide the organizational chart/visual chart referenced in by City Manager Lagerbloom at the August 22nd special meeting to CFLCA President as soon as possible.”

Requested materials and responses to this correspondence should be email directed to Colleen Lockwood, CFLCA President, at [email protected].

Respectfully Submitted,

Christina Currie, CFLCA Secretary

For Colleen Lockwood, CFLCA President

 

Suggested Continuing Responsibilities

of the Transportation & Mobility Department

 

  • Work with neighborhood associations to draft, design and implement neighborhood mobility plans [e.g. Tarpon River]. (Planner, Engineer).

 

  • Respond to concerns about traffic and transportation problems in neighborhoods such as safety concerns, cut through traffic, crosswalks/signal requests, and inadequate signage. Example actions include speed humps, roundabouts, multi-way stops, ‘watch your speed’ signs, (Engineer, Planner).

 

  • Plan and implement new sidewalk requests (Engineer for design and construction, Planner for public consultation and help develop plans).

 

  • Research, write and solicit grants from the MPO and other agencies and organizations. Designs and administers grant funded projects. (Planner with support from engineering.)

 

  • Examine and develop timing plans for signals and coordinates with BCTE to implement. (Engineer).

 

  • Provide City expertise and local knowledge for Corridor (Las Olas Corridor, SE 17th Street Corridor, Convention Center, NE 15th Avenue Median, Bayview Drive, North Beach Village, A1A Corridor, and Davie Boulevard) and Development of Regional Impact (DRI)). [Engineer, Planner].

 

  • Provide City expertise and local knowledge on FDOT, BC and similar agency proposals that impact the City. Leverages enhancements to benefit City. [Engineer, Planner].

 

  • Examine transportation and traffic effects of proposed developments/redevelopments and encourages improvements. Review and improve Maintenance of Traffic Plans (MOTs). [Engineer].

 

  • Examine and analyze impacts of emerging transportation technologies (e.g. scooters, autonomous vehicles (AV), ridesharing) and proposes infrastructure changes. [Engineer, Planner].