Alex Nunez
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The modification in the transportation world.
Commissioner Pham.
I had a few questions.
The first one has to do with the administrative penalties and enforcement actions.
Noncompliance was referenced to two different sections of the code, 1.7 and 1.17, and I hadn't had a chance to look those up.
Could you just, in general, describe the nature of penalties and enforcement and describe whether these activities have happened in the past and to what extent?
To date, we have not enforced or collected any penalties on any of our TDM ordinances in place.
That being said, we are tying it to the administrative code rather than new trips generated, which I think is what you guys saw last time, just with all of the changes that have come in current AB world, which I'm sure you guys are very familiar with.
It has changed what we can and can't.
how easy it is to enforce some of these things so um and who has the authority so what we're looking at is using the administrative code we are enforcing them differently between residential and non-residential so the residential side is based on implementation of the strategies whereas the non-residential has it based on success of hitting their target
Thanks for that context.
In general, have you seen good compliance, even though administrative penalties have not been used in the past?
I see, thanks for that context.
I also imagine that going through the process of enforcement would be very impactful on staff resources, which is why I think I was happy to see slide 20, which showed that you're doing a fee study to try to recover costs for enforcement and monitoring.
And so I just wanted clarification that those annual TDM fees
different than administrative penalties and meant to cover costs and would be applied equally whether someone was in compliance or not.
Okay, okay.
So the fee study will cover like annual fees, but also the fines, okay.
So my next question is related to the patron-driven uses.
And you've listed in the slide and in the staff report examples.
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