Charlottesville Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

March 1, 2018
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
NDS Conference Room, 2nd Floor City Hall

Meeting Agenda

Old Business:
5:00 Review email Vote on Charter Changes + Letter of Support for 3 Notched Trail (Carl)
5:05 Review Budget Support Letter (Dave)
5:15 JPA Corridor Study Comments (Peter)
5:30 Social Media + Logo (Niko)

New Business:
5:45 Bike Month planning (Amanda)
6:00 Overview of Zoning Requirements for Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements (Carl)
6:15 Hydraulic/29 Land Use and Transportation Plan




Upcoming Events
March 7:   Boards and Commissions Comprehensive Plan Workshop, 5-8:30 at Carver Rec
March 8:   Hydraulic/29 Community Meeting
March 13:  PC Meeting (many site plans), 5:30PM Council Chambers
March 14:  PC Meeting (Hydraulic/29 Presentation), 5:30PM Council Chambers
March 15:  5th Street Trail Hub Meeting, 4:30 - 6:00 p.m, 407 East Water Street
March 15:  Council Worksession on CIP
March 19:  CIP Presentation at City Council (1st reading)
March 22:  Joint Work Session with City Council on Hydraulic 29 Transportation Plan, 5:30
March 23:  E. High Streetscape Steering Committee
April 2:   CIP Presentation at City Council (2nd reading/vote)
April 5:   BPAC Meeting, NDS Conference Room, 5-7PM




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Project Updates – Please send any updates via email

•   Belmont Bridge
       o Design Public Hearing – tentative May 2018
•   West Main Street
       o Gearing up for stakeholder meetings, BAR, etc. in Feb/March. Exact dates TBD.
•   TJPDC Regional Bike/Ped Plan
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•   Standards and Design Manual
       o Staff is reviewing draft SADM this month. Once it is reviewed, stakeholder meetings
           will be scheduled.
•   Code Audit Update
       o No update since Dec. - The PC approved a temporary height definition based upon
           an average grade plane. They also modified some language so that buildings on
           water street still need to provide lower street walls on their other facades and to
           exempt non-conforming structures under BAR review from being forced to conform
           to massing regulations if altered (few buildings on the Mall conform and would have
           to be added onto or demolished significantly if altered under the previous
           ordinance). These still need to be approved by Council. The list of other items that
           need help is still extensive. The current hot topic is the definition of mixed use.
•   SIA/Form Based Code
       o This project is on hold until a Housing Needs Assessment is completed and a
           facilitator is hired to engage all of the public housing developments that are
           contained within the SIA.
•   PLACE
       o Meeting on March 8. Agenda not yet posted.
•   BAR