October, Mobility and Access Coalition (LCC) Agenda and Newsletter

In an effort to mitigate the spread of Coronavirus COVID-19, the Boulder County Community Planning & Permitting office at 2045 13th St., Boulder is currently closed, and we continue to perform all operations remotely. Please visit our webpage at www.boco.org/cpp for more information.

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan

On Tuesday, November 9, Boulder County Staff and the project consultant will present the DRAFT Transition Plan, answer questions, and collect feedback. The meeting will utilize an ASL interpreter. Please use the contact information at the bottom if other accommodations are needed. Registration is required.

Presentation of the DRAFT ADA Transition Plan
Tuesday, Nov. 9
6 p.m.
Zoom Online Meeting – Register Today

CDOT Extending Public Comment Period

The Colorado Department of Transportation has decided to extend public comment for people to provide feedback on the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Reduction Planning Standard. This standard could have major implications for multimodal access in our state. CDOT has proposed a new standard to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector and provide more travel options. Learn more about the proposed standard here. The public comment period has been extended to Nov. 18. Written comments can be submitted to dot_rules@state.co.us by noon.

Resources: Health and Transportation Resource Center, National Center for Mobility Management Webinar: Nov 16, 12 pm, Centering the Voices of the Disabled and Nondrivers in Transportation Advocacy, America Walks Documentary: A Decent Home (Virtual Screening), AARP & 44th Denver Film Festival Podcast: Mobility Lines One-Call/One-Click Systems, National Center for Mobility Management Resource: Bus Operators + Transit, 3 Ways to Make Bus Driving a Better Job, Transit Center

Transit: After dispute with RTD, Boulder County will get $34 million in federal money, CPR

Housing + Transportation: Prioritizing Housing Over Parking in Cuter Bay, Florida, AARP

Racial Inequity: In Open Letter, City Planning Agencies Acknowledge Their Racist History and Pledge to Do Better, Next City

Micromobility: San Francisco has required vendors to permanently keep adaptive scooters on the street, SFMTA Blog Post

Request mobility resources and we will bring them to the next LCC meeting. Examples include:

DRMAC Getting There Guides VIA brochures M4A brochures And MORE!

Boulder County LCC Vision: Promote and provide efficient, accessible, affordable, seamless, equitable, responsive, and
easy to arrange transportation options for Boulder County residents through coordination and collaboration between
service providers.