Transit service changes discussed
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Committee members flagged that the Short Range Transit Plan could remove fixed-route service in Moorpark’s eastern area and create a transit gap for residents traveling to Thousand Oaks, while VCTC said it will consider those concerns before finalizing the plan.
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What this means
The committee reviewed a transit plan that could affect bus service in Moorpark, especially in the eastern part of the city. Members said the proposed changes could leave some students and other residents without fixed-route service where they need it most. The committee also received an update on the Metrolink station parking agreement and a six-month ridership update after Route 2 was canceled. VCTC said it will factor in the committee’s concerns before bringing a final draft to its board in March 2026.
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- No vote or formal decision was recorded in the minutes.
- VCTC said it will consider the committee’s concerns while drafting the final Short Range Transit Plan.
- Metrolink staff are planning a site visit to evaluate the request to use the Moorpark Metrolink station north and south parking lots for non-transit-related public parking.
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Transportation & Public Works Committee Meeting on February 02, 2026
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