Staff says active-transportation and trails map will be reconciled by committee; item to be discussed with city council

A staff member said the jurisdiction will defer detailed edits of the active transportation and trails map to a standing committee and will discuss remaining changes jointly with the city council.

The staff member said, “The active transportation section…we have a committee that’s involved in that. They would be the ones that would go through that active transportation map, the trails map…I’m talking about, and reconcile that, make sure and and make sure it's updated because they're doing that internally all the time.” The speaker added that the committee’s work was the same process used previously: committee review followed by adoption.

The remark positioned the committee as responsible for reconciling and maintaining the trails and active-transportation maps, with further editorial or policy items to be taken up with the city council. The transcript did not record any formal motion, vote, timeline for completion, or specific staff or committee names beyond the generic reference to a committee.

No formal action or vote was recorded in the transcript on the active-transportation map during this exchange; the item appears to be a direction about internal workflow and intergovernmental coordination rather than a final decision.

The discussion occurred as staff-level remarks; the meeting transcript did not identify the committee by name, provide a schedule for completion, or record any vote to adopt revised maps at this session.