Open House - November 2011
On Thursday November 17, 2011, 74 members of the Redmond community attended the third and final community event for Redmond's Transportation Master Plan update. Meeting participants were asked for their feedback after reviewing the draft Buildout Plan, which included proposed transportation projects and programs.
Stakeholder Workshop - July 2011
On the evening of July 21, 2011 area residents, local business owners, and people who work i
n Redmond joined together to talk about the future of transportation in Redmond.
Following opening remarks from Mayor Marchione, meeting participants saw a presentation about Transportation Redmond 2030. The audience was then divided into six working groups that were asked to identify transportation issues and potential solutions for specific areas of the City.
For great in-depth coverage of this event, check out the recent article in the Redmond Reporter.
Following is the meeting summary.
Stakeholder Workshop - November 2010
The Transportation Master Plan (TMP) Update team including City staff and the consultant, Charlier Associates, conducted a stakeholder workshop on November 2, 2010. The purpose of the workshop was threefold: 1) to engage stakeholders to help shape the TMP Update; 2) to identify opportunities and challenges facing Redmond in the next 20 years and; 3) to discover possibilities for what sustainable transportation could be for the City of Redmond.
Thirty-nine stakeholders included staff from public agencies in the region, representatives from local businesses, the development community, and various organizations, Redmond residents, consultants, and various City staff.
The workshop started with an overview of Redmond and its TMP Update. Then, workshop participants broke out into four groups to brainstorm and prioritize:
- Opportunities and challenges facing Redmond
- Sustainable transportation for Redmond
Finally, workshop participants came back together and reported on the prioritized items each group identified during their break-out sessions