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Transportation Advisory Board outlines 2025 work plan, flags climate and station‑area planning as priorities
Summary
Issaquah’s Transportation Advisory Board presented a nonbinding 2025 work plan that emphasizes climate and equity goals, station‑area planning in advance of light‑rail, Mobility Master Plan priorities, and an October joint meeting with the Equity Board.
Issaquah’s Transportation Advisory Board on March 17 presented its 2025 work plan to the City Council, highlighting climate action work, equity collaboration, station‑area planning and continued attention to the Mobility Master Action Plan.
Senior Transportation Planner Thomas Baldrees (staff liaison to the TAB) and TAB Chair Julian (Julia) Maidell and Vice Chair Tom McDonald presented the nonbinding plan. Baldrees said the city’s municipal code requires the TAB to meet with council…
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