Alex Nunez
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first heard Oct 2023
last heard 19 Aug
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Good evening.
My name is Allison Boyer.
I'm the assistant public works director, and with me I have Ben Pacho, our senior transportation planner.
We're here to discuss the draft citywide transportation demand management, or TDM, ordinance.
City Council identified the development of a transportation demand
management ordinance as a strategic priority for fiscal years 2023 to 2025.
It was identified as a priority as a result of the city's 2030 general plan, greenhouse gas reduction program, sustainability action plan, SAP IV, and precise plans, as well as the regional and state laws.
To date, the city's approach to TDM spans a mix of project size and land use types.
Over 27 entitled development projects in Mountain View have TDM requirements as part of their conditions of approval.
These current TDM requirements include different targets and measures.
The proposed ordinance aligns with existing policies, strategies, and TDM standards and monitors requirements.
and monitoring requirements.
It ensures consistency with the MTA handbook, VMT screening, and the city's greenhouse gas reduction program, while also standardizing trip reduction targets, the TDM planning process, and monitoring and enforcement provisions.
Reviewing the project's workflow, staff is currently in the project phase focused on developing the ordinance language seen here in blue.
Staff presented the project vision and goals to both BPAC and EPC in quarter four of 2023, where members voiced their support for the project's objectives.
In quarter one of 2025, staff returned to BPAC and EPC to present the TDM policy framework that included trip reduction standards, reporting elements, and enforcement provisions.
CTC and city council reviewed and supported the proposed framework in quarter two and three of 2025.
Next steps will include finalizing the draft TDM program standards, TDM toolkit, and staff will be presenting the TDM ordinance to council for first and second readings in quarter two of 2026.
Over the course of the project, staff has engaged key stakeholders and advisory bodies to gain a broad understanding of current practice with the TDM, as well as how requirements can be further streamlined and made more effective under the ordinance.
Key insights were gathered from Downtown Business Association and the TMA, and one-on-one interviews were held with developers, employers, property managers, and community members.
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