CITY OF MOORPARK
CHRIS R. ENEGREN
Mayor
RENEE DELGADO
Councilmember
CHRIS BARRETT
Councilmember
TOM MEANS
Councilmember
DR. ANTONIO CASTRO
Councilmember
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT | 323 Science Dr., Moorpark, California 93021 Main City Phone Number (805) 517-6200 | Fax (805) 532-2555 | [email protected]
ANNOTATED AGENDA
NOTICE AND CALL OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC WORKS STANDING COMMITTEE
(COMMITTEE MEMBERS Mayor Enegren and Councilmember Castro) Monday, March 3, 2025, at 5:45 p.m.
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1. CALL TO ORDER:
5:53 PM
2. ROLL CALL:
PRESENT: CHRIS ENEGREN, MAYOR (VIA TEAMS); DR ANTONIO CASTRO, COUNCILMEMBER; DANIEL KIM, CITY ENGINEER/PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR; CAPTAIN DARIN HENDREN, MOORPARK POLICE CHIEF; MICHELLE WOOMER, SENIOR MANAGEMENT ANALYST; LINDA MYSZKOWSKI, ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT II
3. PUBLIC COMMENTS:
NONE
4. DISCUSSION ITEM(S):
TRANSPORTATION
NONE.
PUBLIC WORKS
A. TRAFFIC SAFETY ON SECOND AND MILLARD STREETS.
Purpose: DISCUSS IMPLEMENTATION CRITERIA FOR TRAFFIC CALMING POLICY ON SECOND AND MILLARD STREETS. (Verbal Presentation, No Staff Report) (Staff: Daniel Kim, Capt. Darin Hendren, and Michelle Woomer)
MICHELLE WOOMER, SENIOR MANAGEMENT ANALYST, PRESENTED CRITERIA THAT OTHER LOCAL CITIES USE TO ADDRESS TRAFFIC CALMING, I.E. DAILY VOLUME, PETITIONS, TRAFFIC STUDIES AND HEARINGS. THE COMMITTEE
WORKED ON DEVELOPING TRAFFIC CALMING POLICY FOR THE CITY OF MOORPARK. PUBLIC WORKS STAFF WILL PROVIDE A DRAFT
IMPLEMENTATION POLICY TO PRESENT IN THE NEXT MEETING.
Transportation and Public Works Standing Committee
March 3, 2025, Regular Meeting Agenda
B. MOORPARK SUMMER BEACH BUS
Purpose:DISCUSS THE FEASIBILITY OF THE SUMMER BEACH BUS AND WHETHER TO CONTINUE THE PROGRAM. (Verbal Presentation, No Staff Report) (Staff: Daniel Kim and Michelle Woomer)
MICHELLE WOOMER, SENIOR MANAGEMENT ANALYST, PRESENTED
SUMMER BEACH BUS DATA SHOWING THE DECLINE IN RIDERSHIP FOR THE SUMMER BUS PROGRAM. THE PROGRAM BEGAN IN 2001 BUT HAS SEEN CONTINUED DECLINE SINCE 2008. DUE TO THE DECLINE IN RIDERSHIP THE COST PER RIDER HAS INCREASED SIGNIFICANTLY EACH YEAR. PUBLIC
WORKS DIRECTOR DAN KIM MENTIONED THAT THERE IS A POSSIBLITY OF
PROVIDING A TRIPPER BUS TO THE THOUSAND OAKS TEEN CENTER FOR MOORPARK RIDERS TO USE AND CONNECT TO THE THOUSAND OAKS’ SUMMER BEACH BUS PROGRAM. THE COMMITTEE AGREED TO CANCEL THE SUMMER BEACH BUS PROGRAM. PUBLIC WORKS STAFF WILL PROVIDE
PUBLIC OUTREACH TO NOTIFY THE COMMUNITY REGARDING THE
CANCELLATION OF THE PROGRAM.
C. CONSIDER AND PROVIDE INPUT FOR PARKING RESTRICTIONS AT MAGNOLIA AVENUE / VALLEY ROAD.
Purpose: DISCUSSION REGARDING TRAFFIC SAFETY CONCERNS ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE AND VALLEY ROAD. (Verbal Presentation, No Staff Report) (Staff: Daniel Kim)
DANIEL KIM, CITY ENGINEER/PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR, PRESENTED THE STREET DIMENSIONS ON VALLEY ROAD. BASED ON THE PARCEL MAP, THE RIGHT-OF-WAY DIMENSION ON VALLEY ROAD IS 40 FEET. HOWEVER, THE PAVED ROADWAY WIDTH VARIES BETWEEN 18-20 FEET. THIS
DISCREPANCY CAN AFFECT THE FLOW OF TRAFFIC AND ACCESSIBLITY.
AFTER REVIEWING THE PLANS, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED STAFF TO INSTALL RED CURB IN FRONT OF 802 MAGNOLIA AVENUE TO RESTRICT PARKING AND TO ENSURE THAT THE INTERSECTION ISCLEAR.
5. ADJOURNMENT:
7:31 PM
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