HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/23/2023 �� Biu r�siM,
� Southold Transportation Commission
Improved safety, Environmental Improvements, Quality of Life,
Efficient delivery, Coordination Education
AGENDA
January 23, 2023
Co-Chairs Charlie Gueli & Randy Wade; Sarah Nappa, Town Board Liaison; Mary Bess Phillips, Greenport Village
Liaison; James Kalin; Nick Mazzaferro P.E; Charles Peck; Margaret Newman; Chris Shashkin, Police Chief Martin
Flatley; Heather Lanza, Town Planning Director; Dan Goodwin, Highway Superintendent. Michael Collins, Town
Engineer. Public attending: Eric McClure
1. Minutes
2. Follow up on Traffic Logix presentation
3. Rational speed limits: Dan's list of street speed limits
4. Soundview Motel: Waiting on response from SCDPW on the lights proposed for the crosswalks.
5. Charging Stations. Sample RFPs provided for E. Hampton and Hempstead as well as a NYSERDA
designated contact. Next steps?
6. Trash issue— Follow up on last week's ideas for Public Service Announcements, Public Cleanups,
Adopt-a-road program, Suffolk Times public service announcement for awareness, or?
7. Transportation Funding Needs
8. New Business
9. Next Meeting will be Monday, February 27 at 10:30 AM.
Master Plan Goals & Funding Needs:
3: Increase Pedestrian, Cyclist, and Traffic Safety -3.1 Explore Traffic Calming Measures for
Each Hamlet: Engineering design for two locations. Include NYSDOT permits and
implementation for safety changes using markings, flexible delineators and signage at Love
Lane/#25 and another. $100,000
3.3 Address Gaps to Safe Walking - Ensure a radius of one mile around each bus and train
stop is safe for walking. $500,000 a year or $2.5 million for five years
Add a walkway on the south side of #48 near Vineyard View to the asphalt path not the
west side of Moores Lane $150,000
3.4 Promote non-motorized travel as a traffic congestion reduction strategy. Education in
Junior and Senior High on walking and bicycling safety w/Police Dept. $100,000
4. Expand Bicycle Network - Design and Build bike lanes on Main Bayview. Identify public
right-of-way perhaps design road expansion. $200K design first year, $1 million to build
Install bike racks at key public locations $12,000 a year or $36,000 for three years
TOTAL ANNUAL: $1,062,000