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February 10, 2022

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MOBILITY AND INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE

MINUTES

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2022, 4 P.M.

VIRTUAL MEETING

TELEPHONE PUBLIC COMMENT

MC-16

PRESENT: Chair Conder, Vice Chair Hemenway, and Member Perry

ABSENT: None

STAFF PRESENT: Lorena Verdusco, Kris Martinez, Michael Verska, Jeff McLaughlin, Gil Hernandez, Nathan Mustafa, Randy McDaniel, Kim Ellis, Michael Plinski, Pamela Galera, Sandy Vasquez-Garcia, and Marty Ryan

Chair Conder convened the meeting at 4:00 p.m.

ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE
There was no one wishing to address the committee.

DISCUSSION CALENDAR

POTENTIAL FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES UNDER FEDERAL INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND

JOBS ACT
Following discussion and without formal motion, the Committee unanimously received and ordered filed a report regarding the City’s ongoing efforts to plan and respond to potential funding opportunities under the Federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

COMMUNICATIONS

PROJECT UPDATES
Deputy Public Works Director Mustafa provided project updates to the Committee including the (1) application to the Clean California Grant program in conjunction with Riverside County Transportation Commission for pedestrian and bicycle improvements near the Downtown Metrolink Station; (2) virtual site visit with the Department of Transportation regarding prospective Active Transportation Program grant projects; (3) Federal Department of Transportation RAISE grant availability and timeline; (4) CalRecycle Organics Grant Program Cycle 4 for the Digester 5 organics processing project; (5) approval of Caltrans Categorical Exclusion for the Third Street Grade Separation; (6) completion of State Route-60 Swarm Project; and (7) progress of consultant IMS to resurvey approximately 175 miles per year of City streets for 5 years has begun and data will be incorporated into the City’s PMP database to share priority paving projects in the respective wards.

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