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Transportation Services Advisory Committee Survey Results

Discover key findings on bus traffic and limited access options from the survey. Mandatory reconsideration vote details to refine transportation policies. Vote procedure and provisions explained.

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Transportation Services Advisory Committee Survey Results

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  1. Joe Routt Transportation services advisory Committee

  2. Survey Results • What We Distilled • Appearance is an important factor. • Bus traffic is a primary concern. (comparative between options 2 and 3) • There was no clear cut winner.

  3. Bidirectional limited access from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Non-limited private accesses after 6 p.m. and on the weekends. (Excluding special events i.e. Football games.) A “mandatory reconsidering” of the limited access provision should the President’s office adopt it. Definition of “Limited Access” “Access is allowed to all official Texas A&M vehicles such as busses and maintenance vehicles and any and all emergency services” Jeff pickering’s Agenda

  4. A Vote for Postponed Reconsideration What this vote will do. -Should the President’s office adopt a policy of “limited access” T.S.A.C. will place on its agenda a mandatory reconsideration of the limitation. -This will allow all parties to obtain functional data with a reopened M.S.C. and operational bus routes. What this vote won’t do. -Bind this committee, or next year’s members, to any specific recommendation to President Loftin’s Office. Our goal here today

  5. Procedurally, this is simple to do. It will require a 2/3rds vote from the committee, and the approval of these minutes at the following meeting. What will this require

  6. Provision 1 “This mandatory reconsidering will allow all parties time to gather functional with an open M.S.C. and operating bus routes data, regarding bus route efficiency, safety concerns, and student opinion.” Provision 2 “This mandatory reconsideration is to take place no earlier than September 30th 2012 and no later than December 1st 2011.” What am I voting for?

  7. THANKS & GIG ‘em

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