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Transportation Commission approves consent contracts, signal priorities and several resolutions
Summary
The City of Madison Transportation Commission voted unanimously on a package of items including two consent-agenda contracts, a recommendation on a WisDOT project, adoption of a traffic-signal priority list and acceptance of the Department of Transportation annual report; minutes approval carried with one abstention.
The City of Madison Transportation Commission voted unanimously to approve its consent agenda, recommend action on a WisDOT environmental assessment, adopt a prioritized list of future traffic signals and accept the Department of Transportation annual report during a virtual meeting that included a public comment on a separate resurfacing project.
The unanimous approvals came by voice/unanimous-consent votes after staff presentations and limited discussion; the minutes from the previous meeting passed with one abstention. The commission used consent procedures for routine contract items and reserved discussion for projects that carried policy or design implications.
The commission approved two consent-agenda items: authority for the city to execute agreements with inner-city bus providers and a competitive-service contract with AECOM Technical Services for the Prairie Street Overpass Reconnecting Communities project. Both items were presented on the consent agenda and carried by unanimous consent.
On a separate resolution concerning the Wisconsin Department of Transportation(WisDOT)…
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