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The memorandum discusses the annual report on the Move San José Plan, focusing on key performance indicators related to the implementation of the Transit First Policy. It outlines the goals of the Envision San José 2040 General Plan and the Climate Smart San José initiative, emphasizing the need for a sustainable transportation network. The report highlights various projects, including the Story-Keyes Complete Street Project and the development of mobility hubs, aimed at improving transit, bicycle, and pedestrian infrastructure. It also details the implementation of transit signal priority and updates to parking policies to support alternative transportation modes.
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The Move San José Plan aims to implement the Transit First Policy and improve transportation infrastructure.
Key performance indicators have been developed to measure progress towards the plan's nine goals.
The Story-Keyes Complete Street Project focuses on enhancing safety and access for alternative transportation modes.
Mobility hubs are being developed to facilitate transitions between different forms of transportation.
Transit signal priority is being implemented to improve bus travel times.
The City has updated its parking policies to support alternative transportation.
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T&E AGENDA: ITEM: TO: TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE SUBJECT: MOVE SAN JOSÉ PLAN ANNUAL REPORT Approved 06/03/24 (d) 4 FROM: John Ristow DATE: 5/13/24 Date 5/22/24 RECOMMENDATION Provide an annual report on key performance indicators in the Move San José Plan, with a focus on Transit First Policy implementation on corridors with the highest transit use and service corridors, including North First Street and Santa Clara Street. BACKGROUND Adopted by City Council in 2011, Envision San José 2040 General Plan (General Plan) sets the City’s long-term vision and social, economic, and environmental goals. Among the environmental goals noted in the General Plan is the City’s vision to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in alignment with regional and state standards. Since automobile pollutants are one of the largest contributors to emissions, San José seeks to minimize vehicle miles traveled across all transportation modes, especially those completed by single-occupancy vehicles. The General Plan also promotes balanced, long-range, multimodal transportation goals and policies that provide for a safe, equitable, efficient, and sustainable transportation network. Adopted in 2018,...
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The document appears to be a draft of the Move San José Annual Update presented to the Transportation & Environment Committee. It outlines the mission and goals of the Move San José initiative, which aims to transform the city from a car-dominated environment to one designed for people. Key goals include increasing transportation access for all, reducing pollution, enhancing transportation safety, and promoting enjoyable and connected neighborhoods. The update discusses progress since 2020, highlighting shifts in commuting patterns and areas needing improvement, particularly in transportation safety and access. It also mentions various strategies and projects aimed at achieving these goals, including a transit-first policy and updates to parking strategies.
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Mission: Transform San José from a car-dominated city to one designed for people.
Goals include increasing access to transportation, reducing pollution, and enhancing safety.
Progress since 2020 shows slight increases in carpooling and walking, but declines in public transit use.
Transportation safety and access for all are identified as low-performing areas.
The document discusses specific projects like the Story-Keyes Complete Street Project and Downtown Mobility Hubs.
A Decision Support System is in development to aid in decision-making for transportation planning.
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MOVE SAN JOSÉ ANNUAL UPDATE Ramses Madou, Division Manager Dept. of Transportation Wilson Tam, Transportation Planning Manager, Dept. of Transportation Transportation & Environment Committee Item d.4 Move San José Plan Annual Report June 3, 2024 1 City of San José Transportation Plans WHAT IS MOVE SAN JOSÉ MISSION? Guiding Policies Move our city from a place dominated by cars to a place designed for people. Move San José REFOCUS DOT STRATEGIES Modal Plans ➢ ➢ Multimodal Plans ➢ Prioritize City resources on impactful community needs. Provide data-driven decision support. Listen to and integrate community feedback. 2 MOVE SAN JOSÉ GOALS Access for All Increase transportation education, affordability, options and use of driving alternatives, especially in historically underserved communities and for people with limited mobility. Clean the Air Reduce pollution from cars and trucks Transportation Safety Maintain and make improvements to the bike, walk, roll, and transit system to support Vision Zero, prioritizing the personal security of the most vulnerable populations first Enjoyable Transportation Plan for the Future Make getting around pleasant, easy, reliable and appealing Use...