Commission adopts edited 2026–27 work plan with added focus on e-conveyances and Safe Routes pilots
Summary
The commission voted to adopt a revised 2026–27 Complete Streets work plan adding language about on-site Safe Routes pilot projects and asking staff to evaluate e-conveyance/ebike policies; Chair Sally Cole also recommended deferring one pilot review to the 2027–28 work plan.
The commission adopted edits to its 2026–27 work plan after Chair Sally Cole proposed several language changes to clarify priorities and to add explicit direction on e-conveyance policy input and support for on-site Safe Routes pilot projects.
Cole said she wanted the work plan to reflect the council's priorities for Vision Zero and Safe Routes and to tee up consideration of on-site pilot projects at schools and input to City Council on e-conveyance policies. Commissioners voted to adopt the edited plan after brief discussion and an acknowledgement that some items (such as a planning-pilot outreach program) could be deferred to future work cycles.
The plan adopted tonight directs staff to return with further evaluations as requested by commissioners and notes the commission's intention to provide recommendations to city council on e-conveyance guidance when CCAG releases county guidance in October.
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