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HomeMy WebLinkAbout6-21-18 MINUTES BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES-June 21,2018 PRESENT: Adam BellCorelli,Vicky Redlin,Jim Michelson, Brad Brown, Steve Herman STAFF: Assistant Planner;Alexa Naudziunas;Assistant Director Public Works, Steve Gohde 1. Call to Order Mr. Michelson called the meeting to order at 4:01 p.m. The new Common Council representative Steve Herman introduced himself. 2. Approval of May 17,2018 Meeting Minutes Mr. BellCorelli moved to approve May 17, 2018 meeting minutes and Ms. Redlin seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. 3. Staff Updates-Bikes Routes,Winnebago County Bike Map Ms. Naudziunas provided an update on the bike lane implementation and approval. She explained that the N Main Street bike lanes were approved by Common Council. The Smith Street bike lanes were approved from Vinland Street to Jackson Street and sharrows from Jackson Street to N Main Street. She explained that the Wisconsin Street route was implemented and the other routes will be implemented later in the summer. 4. Murdock Avenue Bike Lanes-Discussion Ms. Naudziunas explained that this item no longer required discussion from the committee. The committee agreed to skip this item. 5. Service Recognition Idea (Crossing Guards) -Adam BellCorelli Mr. BellCorelli explained that he thought it might be an interesting idea to create a recognition program for the crossing guards. The committee discussed this and found out that the crossing guards are funded by the city not the school district. Mr. BellCorelli explained that he talked with Winnebago County Health Department as a potential partner for the recognition program. Sergeant Stenson oversees the crossing guards for just the city. The committee would like to focus on only the City of Oshkosh crossing guards. There are 18 crossing guards plus two substitutes. There was discussion about using State of the City to recognize the crossing guards. Mr. BellCorelli agreed to research the idea further and report back at a different meeting. 6. Pedestrian Roundabout Safety Day-Discussion Ms. Naudziunas asked the committee if they would like to organize a second pedestrian safety day similar to one that was organized last September. The committee agreed to help organize another event this September. They will continue the plan at the July meeting. 7. Agenda Items for the Future Meeting(s) The committee expressed an interest in discussing the Wiouwash Trail with city or county staff. 8. Adjournment Ms. Redlin moved to adjourn the meeting and Mr. Brown seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously at 4:59 p.m. Recorded by Alexa Naudziunas, Assistant Planner