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TransportationCommission | 2021-01-27 | 10 | Commissioner Comments and Discussions for #6D Commissioner Nachtigall commented about Alameda Point, and there are a number of long-range plans for Alameda Point and realizes that these improvements are not helping now. She stated that the Slow Street initiative is looking to expand to Alameda Point. Commissioner Weitze stated appreciation for the presentation by the steering committee. The infrastructure is neglected in Alameda Point, and it should be upsetting to all of us. Heather Reed responded that she is speaking about Orion Street, and would like it to be a Slow Street. It needs permanent traffic calming solutions. Facial recognition is problematic in that it is racially biased. Beth Kenny stated that they do not want storage of personal information, and wants to move forward in a way that addresses these issues. Staff Amiri is new to Alameda, and is surprised about the condition of Alameda Point. The striping is faded in Alameda Point, and Public Works staff will be installing high visibility crosswalks, increased visibility at intersections and signage. The City is closing Oriskany Avenue at Central Avenue. Chair Soules mentioned that there are signs/fees/penalties and partnerships with other cities that could be created. About Alameda Point, she mentioned how difficult it is to transform federal land and that it is very complex. She would be interested to understand more about temporary solutions for immediate relief such as to alert the police about high speeds. She wants to tackle equity and mobility, and would like to sort it out in the different areas with City staff. 6C. Endorse Council Approval of Grant Applications to Alameda County Transportation Commission for the 2022 Comprehensive Investment Plan Call for Projects (Action Item) Rochelle Wheeler, Senior Transportation Coordinator gave a presentation. The staff report and attachments can be found at: https://alameda.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=4758235&GUID=5EB01FE9-69E6-43D2-A061- 6CEF2AA5BD55&Options=&Search=&FullText=1 Commissioner Clarifying Questions for #6C Vice Chair Nachtigall asked about the trail submittal and potentially not submitting it. Staff Wheeler responded that the City would try to submit both with the bridge being the higher priority yet it would be difficult to cover both potentially due to the funds needed. Commissioner Weitze asked about the gates at Jean Sweeney Park and if they are open. Transportation Commission Meeting Minutes - January 27, 2021 10 | TransportationCommission/2021-01-27.pdf |