Commission approves FY25–26 work plan and appoints council presenter; minutes approved after re‑vote

The Traffic Safety and Mobility Commission moved and approved its fiscal year 2025–26 work plan and completed two procedural votes during the meeting.

Minutes approval: the commission considered approval of the minutes from its regular meeting on April 7. A motion to approve the minutes was made and seconded; the vote required a redo of the initial roll call and was completed during the meeting. The minutes were approved (the transcript records the motion, a second and the chair calling for a vote after redoing the roll call; no roll‑call tally is recorded in the meeting transcript).

Work plan approval and council presentation appointment: Nathan Schmidt, transportation planning and mobility manager, presented a revised work plan that incorporated commissioner comments (expanded outreach, timeliness of agenda packets, and informational sessions such as roundabouts). The commission nominated a commissioner referred to in the record as “Josh” to represent the commission at the City Council meeting where staff will present the work plan; Commissioner Pensier was nominated and approved as the backup presenter. Commissioners then moved and seconded to approve the work plan; the motion passed at the meeting (no numeric vote tally provided in the transcript).

Why it matters: the work plan sets the commission’s priorities for the fiscal year, including public outreach, agenda timing and informational sessions that will shape future agenda items and public engagement.

Ending: The work plan was approved and staff will coordinate the Council presentation with the commissioner designee and backup; no further substantive policy actions were taken during the meeting.