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Tuesday, august 16, 2016, meeting of San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency board of directors and Parking Authority Commission Call roll. Yes. Director brinkman director borden director heinecke director hsu. Director nolan director ramos and director rubke. Thank you we have quorum. Item 3 electronic devices. Any person responsible for disruption may be asked to leave the room. Cell phones set on vibrate can cause interference with the microphones, we respectfully ask they be turned off. Item 4 approval of the minutes of the july 19th regular meeting. And the. And is july 21st special...

Meeting. And the. And is july 21st special joint meeting. Okay motion to approve pursue any further discussion . The is have it. Thank you very much. Item 5 communications. Please note we have asked members of the public to ask that certain items are severed from the agenda item 10. 2 and 4, 10. 5 a there c and 10. 6. Thank you. Item 6 introduction of new or Unfinished Business by Board Members. I felt remiss a at the last meeting a geary bart and in our Newport Beach we neglected to mention how much work has been done on that corridor in terms of red transit and the lower superintendent gerre...

East Portland boosters and transportation advocates celebrated when 82nd Avenue was transferred to the city of Portland last year. The move enabled work to begin on a plan to turn the major arterial into a "civic corridor" complete with improved transit service, active transportation access, housing development, and landscaping. The idea? Fix longstanding safety issues while rebalancing long-standing equity gaps that have left east Portlanders with less shade, hotter summers, and less access to frequent,...

Kinross/Fort Knox is a KUAC sponsor.Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) announced it will perform an independent Corridor Analysis of the 240 mile route heavy ore trucks will take from the Mahn Choh gold mine near Tetlin to the Fort Knox milling facility north of Fairbanks.

Colorado Springs seeking public feedback on Platte Ave. improvements COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., (KRDO) - The city of Colorado Springs will be kicking off their Platte Avenue, year-long corridor study by hosting a virtual public meeting Wednesday night to discuss transportation issues. The corridor study will take place along Platte Avenue between Interstate 25 and North Powers Boulevard, looking at how residents use the area in order to improve how people travel by car, public transportation, foot, or bike through the six-mile stretch. Residents will have the opportunity to learn and voice con...