High Capacity Transit Subcommittee
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The subcommittee is charged with reviewing public input and technical analysis to provide guidance and consensus-based recommendations that reflect the interests and priorities of local jurisdictions through the High Capacity Transit System Plan process.
The subcommittee includes 18 representatives from the Metro Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC) and the Transportation Policy Alternatives Committee (TPAC) or the designees of the members. The members will meet six times during the project. Meetings will be open to the public with time allowed for comment.
The subcommittee will provide ongoing guidance to the project and formal consensus-based recommendations to MTAC and TPAC at key decision points such as the identification of alternatives, development of an evaluation framework and prioritization of alternatives.
High Capacity Transit Subcommittee meetings are listed on Metro's online calendar.
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Members
- Steve Allen, SMART
- Kenny Asher, City of Milwaukie
- Andy Back, Washington County
- Ron Bunch, City of Tigard
- Denny Egner, City of Lake Oswego
- Jonathan Harker, City of Gresham
- Jon Holan, Forest Grove
- Nancy Kraushaar, City of Oregon City
- Alan Lehto, TriMet
- Jane McFarland, Multnomah County
- Margaret Middelton, City of Beaverton
- Dave Norberg, DEQ
- Dale Robbins, RTC
- Satvinder Sandhu, FHWA
- Paul Smith, City of Portland Transportation
- Ron Weinman, Clackamas County
- Joe Zehner, City of Portland Planning
Alternates
- Jasmin Casas, FHWA
- Marissa Daniels, City of Tigard
- Linda David, RTC
- Jennifer Massa, SMART
- Mike McCarthy, City of Tigard
- Cynthia Thompson, SMART
Staff
- Crista Gardner, Metro
- Kristin Hull, CH2MHill
- Tony Mendoza, Metro
- Ross Roberts, Metro
- Karen Withrow, Metro
Files and related materials
- High Capacity Transit Subcommittee protocols 68K Adobe Acrobat PDF
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