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Staff previews 2026 work plan, Trinity Drive bollard options and Pinon Trail presentation
Summary
Staff told the board they are preparing a 2026 work plan for upcoming action and are evaluating bollard-style traffic safety barriers for Trinity Drive that will require historic review and council funding; a presentation on the Pinon (NM‑4) Trail is expected soon.
Staff told the Transportation Board they will circulate a draft 2026 work plan for board review and will likely take action on the plan in the new year. Staff said they are evaluating traffic-safety options for Trinity Drive that use bollards rather than Jersey barriers and that the project will require coordination with Parks and Recreation, the Historic Advisory Board and review by the New Mexico State Historic Preservation Office before council consideration for funding.
Staff also previewed an upcoming presentation on the Pinon Trail (NM‑4) that may be scheduled for the next meeting or the following month. Staff said the bollard concept is intended to balance traffic safety and historic-area considerations at Ashley Pond Park and emphasized that funding will be an additional step requiring council action.
No formal decisions were taken; staff said they will bring options and cost estimates to the board and to related advisory bodies as the design work progresses.
