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TMAC supported a new sidewalk repair cost-share program, reaffirmed the $3.5 million Active Transportation Program grant application, and reviewed safety changes for Miller Avenue and other citywide mobility projects.
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The committee backed a sidewalk repair program that would divide the city into 16 zones and aim to complete at least one, ideally two, zones each year with about $50,000 annually. It also continued support for a $3.5 million grant application focused on safer and more accessible walking and biking improvements. TMAC reviewed Miller Avenue intersection safety concepts, with general support for roundabouts where feasible, and discussed possible bus stop upgrades, bike racks, and digital transit signage. Residents who raised sidewalk, school-route, and accessibility concerns were told those issues will be folded into the committee’s ongoing project prioritization.
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