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CIAC to remain in current form this year; staff to refine dashboards and bring deeper project dives to future meetings
Summary
Staff told members statutory changes would be effective in January if the bill passes; staff will continue to refine KPM dashboards and pursue deeper project-level briefings before presenting to the Transportation Commission.
At the close of the meeting staff summarized procedural next steps: if the proposed bill becomes law its membership and reporting changes would be effective in January, and for the rest of the year the advisory committee will remain in its current format. Staff said they plan to pursue deeper dives into project dashboards and follow up on committee feedback about KPM reporting and the data members requested for understanding project cost histories and change orders.
A staff member said any changes to the committee outlined in the bill, if passed, would be effective in January and that the committee will likely take up the final biennial report later in the year. Commissioner Chapman adjourned the meeting after thanking participants and noting uncertainty about the next meeting date because of the ongoing special session.
