2015 PBTSAC Meeting Summaries

Click below to access summaries from the 2015 PBTSAC Meetings: 

1. January 2015 (pdf)
2. April 2015 (pdf)
3. June 2015 (pdf)
4. August 2015 (pdf)
5. October 2015 (pdf)

June 2015 Meeting Packet

June 2015 Meeting Agenda

1. April Meeting Summary
2. MC PBTSAC Bicycle Master Plan
3. State Information on Bicycle Safety
4. MC Pedestrian, Bicycle and Traffic Safety Advisory Committee 2014 Annual Report
5. MC PBTSAC Statement to County Council + Motion Tracking Report 
6. Pedestrian Crash Data

April 2015 Meeting Packet

April 2015 Meeting Agenda

1.  January Meeting Summary

2.  MC PBTSAC Motion Tracking Report

3.  Discussion: Update on Bill 3-15

4.  Letter Response MCDOT/MCDPS

5.  Discussion: Development of a Pedestrian Master Plan vs. Guidance

6 . Blue Ribbon Panel Report and Recommendations

7.  Pedestrian Safety Initiative Strategic Plan

8.  PBTSAC Annual Report

9.  Free Range Children

10. MCDOT Endorses NACTO Bikeway Design Guide


Montgomery County Greenfest

Saturday, March 28th
11:00am - 4:00pm
Montgomery Collage Takoma Park/Silver Spring and Jesup Blair Local Park.For more information visit: http://montgomerycountygreenfest.org 





* The PBTSAC meetings are held the first Thursday of every other month.

** Meetings will be held in the Executive Office Building (EOB) 9th floor conference room, located at:   101 Monroe Street, Rockville, Maryland 20850.  Click on the screenshot below for a printable map of parking locations.  

  

January 8, 2015 Meeting Packet

January Agenda

1. November Meeting Summary

2. Bicycle and Pedestrian Priority CIP Description Form

3. County_Code_33-13_County_Action_Packet
     
4. MC_PBTSAC_Motion Tracking Grid

5. Draft Annual PBTSAC Report

6. Review of 2002 Blue Ribbon Panel Report and Pedestrian Safety Initiative Strategic Plan (Copies provided online only): 
      Blue Ribbon Panel Report and Recommendations
     Pedestrian Safety Initiative Strategic Plan

7. PBTSAC MoCo Code 45-81 12-14

8. Recent Press Releases:
      D.C._Marks_Record_Year_For_Bike_Lanes
      Perilous_Crossings
      MoCo_&_State_Come_To_Agreement_Old_Georgetown_Rd

9. Meeting Handouts:
     Clarification_on_PBTSAC_Master_Plan
     BiPPAs_Understudy
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* The PBTSAC meetings are held the first Thursday of every other month.
** Meetings will be held in the Executive Office Building (EOB) 9th floor conference room, located at 101 Monroe Street, Rockville, Maryland 20850.

Click on the screenshot below for a printable map of parking locations. 
   

November 2014 Meeting Packet

November Agenda

1. September Meeting Summary
2. Approved Motion for Erwin Mack

2. Motion Tracking Report
3. Bill 21-14 Sidewalk Snow Removal
        Letter to Rice
        Letter to Leggett
        Letter to Honorable Hans Riemer

4. Road Code Bill 33-13

5. ARTICLE:  Bethesdanow.com - Article Bethesda MOCO installing Bicycle Track

6. Walk Your Way Project Summary
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* The PBTSAC meetings are held the first Thursday of every other month.
** Meetings will be held in the Executive Office Building (EOB) 9th floor conference room, located at 101 Monroe Street, Rockville, Maryland 20850.

Click on the screenshot below for a printable map of parking locations. 
  

September 2014 Meeting Packet

September 2014 Meeting Agenda

1. July Meeting Summary

2. PBTSAC Letter to Isiah Leggett 9-2-14
    PBTSAC Letter to Craig Rice 9-2-14

3. Bill 21-14, Streets and Road - Sidewalk Snow Removal Plan

4. Bill 33-13, Streets and Roads - Urban Road Standards and Pedestrian Safety
    Improvements

5. Presentation on July 23 CountyStat Review

6. Review of DOT budget/Program Priorities for Next Fiscal Year

July 2014 Meeting Packet

July 2014 Meeting Agenda

1. May Meeting Summary
   
2. PBTSAC Motion Tracking Report

3. Recommendation Letter to County Executive on PBTSAC Motions

4. FY2015 Pedestrian Safety Funding

5. Recent Press on Bicyclists in DC
                    Editorial - Bicyclist "Bullies"
                    Washington Post Article
                    Greater Greater Washington Response