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Committee delays public survey, says roads should be first topic
Summary
The committee agreed to prioritize roads as the initial focus of a community survey but voted to wait until internal definitions (arterial/collector/residential) and draft questions are prepared; some members recommended postponing outreach until next year.
Staff member (speaker 4) asked the committee for direction on what the survey should capture: roads only, or broader infrastructure concerns such as water and sewer. "It's just what are what are we trying to capture in our results? Is it just roads?" the staff member asked, urging clarity on the survey's goals before public outreach.
Committee members argued for narrowing the survey to roads as a starting point and defining road categories (arterial, collector, residential) before asking the public to prioritize work. Others cautioned the committee is not yet organized enough to run an effective survey and recommended waiting until next year so internal definitions and a consolidated comment set can be prepared for a targeted outreach effort.
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