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BPAC meeting roundup: agenda and minutes approved; Tim Rogers appointed; several motions passed
Summary
BPAC approved an amended agenda and minutes, appointed a new Technical Review subcommittee member, and passed motions to standardize trail signage and to draft a letter supporting SB73; the meeting included updates on trails, bollards and safety concerns.
At its Feb. 13 meeting the Santa Fe Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee approved an amended agenda and the minutes of its Dec. 12, 2024 meeting, heard public comments and received multiple staff reports on trail work and programs.
The committee took several formal actions, including appointing Tim Rogers to the Technical Review subcommittee and passing two substantive motions: one recommending that City Public Works develop a standardized set of educational trail-safety signs and a funding/prioritization mechanism, and another directing staff or a volunteer to draft a letter of support for Senate Bill 73 (the Idaho stop) and to request Councilor Michael Garcia's signature for submission to the legislature.
Votes at a glance - Approval of amended agenda: approved by voice vote (no recorded opposition). - Approval of minutes from Dec. 12, 2024: approved by voice vote. - Appointment of Tim Rogers to Technical Review subcommittee: no objections recorded; appointment confirmed. - Motion recommending standardized trail-safety signage and a funding/prioritization mechanism: passed on a roll-call vote; committee requested coordination between Public Works, the City traffic engineer and Parks & Open Space. - Motion to draft a letter of support for SB73 and request Councilor Garcia’s signature: passed on roll-call; drafting and prompt submission were prioritized.
Ending: Staff will follow up on the signage recommendation with draft sign designs and prioritization; staff and volunteers will circulate a draft SB73 letter and seek the councilor’s signature.
