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Active Transportation Advisory Committee

Wed, Dec 3, 2025 · 5:30 PMFinal

Meeting details

Meeting name: Active Transportation Advisory Committee
Agenda status: Final
Meeting date/time: Wed, Dec 3, 2025 · 5:30 PM
Minutes status: Final
Location: In Person and/or Electronic; Fresno City Hall, Room 2165 Regular Meeting
Published minutes: Minutes
eComment: Not available
Meeting video: Not available

Agenda 23

- The above minutes were approved by unanimous vote of the Active Transportation Advisory Committee during the January 28, 2026, regular meeting with Board Member Pedroza absent.
- The Active Transportation Advisory Committee (ATAC) met in regular session in the Conference Room #2165 at Fresno City Hall on the date and time above written.
- 2.
  APPROVAL OF AGENDA.On motion of Vice Chair Zweifler, seconded by Board Member Marquez, the DECEMBER AGENDA was APPROVED. The motion carried by the following vote:
  VoteAye 6Absent 2
  - Diana DurhamAye
  - Edna PedrozaAbsent
  - Jacob BaileyAye
  - Laura GromisAye
  - Mohammad ShaikhAbsent
  - Nick Yovino Jr.Aye
  - Paul MarquezAye
  - Sean ZweiflerAye
  APPROVED
- 3.A.
  ID 25-1475Approval of the regular meeting minutes of October 22, 2025.
  On motion of Vice Chair Zweifler, seconded by Board Member Marquez, the OCTOBER MINUTES were APPROVED. The motion carried by the following vote:
  Documents 1
  Draft ATAC Meeting Minutes for October 22, 2025
  VoteAye 6Absent 2
  - Diana DurhamAye
  - Edna PedrozaAbsent
  - Jacob BaileyAye
  - Laura GromisAye
  - Mohammad ShaikhAbsent
  - Nick Yovino Jr.Aye
  - Paul MarquezAye
  - Sean ZweiflerAye
  APPROVED
- Upon call, no member of the public addressed the Committee during unscheduled communication.
- 5.A.
  ID 25-1611Nominations of Chair and Vice Chair to the Active Transportation Advisory Committee for Fiscal Year 2026.
  PRESENTED
- 5.B.
  ID 25-1622Discussion of recent City Council approval to modify the Downtown Loop limits as it relates to the Active Transportation Plan Update Thirty Percent (30%) Engineered Designs. (Public Works Department)
  Documents 1
  ID 25-1567 -Resolution to Approve Three Corridors for Thirty Percent Engineered Design
  PRESENTED
- 5.C.
  ID 25-1638HEARING - to adopt a resolution to establish the Bike Month 2026 Task Force, a subcommittee of the Active Transportation Advisory Committee, and define committee roles, responsibilities, and membership.
  On motion of Board Member Marquez, seconded by Vice Chair Zweifler, that the above Action Item be APPROVED. The motion carried by the following vote:
  Documents 2
  Resolution to Create Bike Month 2026 Task Force SubcommitteeExhibit A Organizational Form - Bike Month 2026 Task Force Subcommittee
  VoteAye 6Absent 2
  - Diana DurhamAye
  - Edna PedrozaAbsent
  - Jacob BaileyAye
  - Laura GromisAye
  - Mohammad ShaikhAbsent
  - Nick Yovino Jr.Aye
  - Paul MarquezAye
  - Sean ZweiflerAye
  APPROVED
- 6.A.
  ID 25-1605RESOLUTION - to dissolve the Biannual Report Task Force Subcommittee.
  On motion of Vice Chair Zweifler, seconded by Board Member Durham, that the above Action Item be APPROVED. The motion carried by the following vote:
  Documents 1
  Resolution Dissolving Biannual Report Task Force
  VoteAye 6Absent 2
  - Diana DurhamAye
  - Edna PedrozaAbsent
  - Jacob BaileyAye
  - Laura GromisAye
  - Mohammad ShaikhAbsent
  - Nick Yovino Jr.Aye
  - Paul MarquezAye
  - Sean ZweiflerAye
  APPROVED
- 6.B.
  ID 25-1607RESOLUTION - to dissolve the World Day of Remembrance 2025 Task Force.
  On motion of Board Member Marquez, seconded by Vice Chair Zweifler, that the above Action Item be APPROVED. The motion carried by the following vote:
  Documents 1
  Resolution Dissolving World Day of Remembrance 2025 Task Force
  VoteAye 6Absent 2
  - Diana DurhamAye
  - Edna PedrozaAbsent
  - Jacob BaileyAye
  - Laura GromisAye
  - Mohammad ShaikhAbsent
  - Nick Yovino Jr.Aye
  - Paul MarquezAye
  - Sean ZweiflerAye
  APPROVED
- 6.C.
  ID 25-1606Discussion on the Protected Bicycle Parking Task Force.
  CONTINUED
- 8.A.
  ID 25-1404Update on the ATP and Vision Zero Action Plan.
  PRESENTED
- 8.B.
  ID 25-1603Presenting on November’s Traffic Collision Report. (Police Department)
  Documents 1
  November's Traffic Collision Report
  PRESENTED
- 8.C.
  ID 25-1604Presenting on (1) Herndon/BNSF Bridge Widening - Polk to Milburn (2) Behymer and Granville Traffic Calming - Phase II (3) Cedar Ave Complete Streets - Jensen to Church (4) Yosemite Safe Routes Street Improvements (5) Discussion of Planned Pedestrian Improvements on Bullard between Van Ness and Forkner (6) November’s Capital Projects Summary. (Public Works and Capital Projects Departments)
  Documents 6
  Herndon/BNSF Bridge Widening - Polk to MilburnBehymer and Granville Traffic Calming - Phase IICedar Ave Complete Streets - Jensen to ChurchYosemite Safe Routes Street ImprovementsBullard between Van Ness and Forkner MapNovember's Capital Projects Summary
  PRESENTED
- 9.
  ADJOURNMENT.On motion of Vice Chair Zweifler, seconded by Board Member Marquez, the meeting was ADJOURNED at 7:32 PM. The motion carried by the following vote:
  VoteAye 6Absent 2
  - Diana DurhamAye
  - Edna PedrozaAbsent
  - Jacob BaileyAye
  - Laura GromisAye
  - Mohammad ShaikhAbsent
  - Nick Yovino Jr.Aye
  - Paul MarquezAye
  - Sean ZweiflerAye
  APPROVED
- Meeting & participation information
  2026 ATAC MEETING SCHEDULE January 28, 2026 (Regular Meeting) February 25, 2026 (Regular Meeting) March 25, 2026 (Regular Meeting) April 22, 2026 (Regular Meeting) May 27, 2026 (Regular Meeting) June 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) July 22, 2026 (Regular Meeting) August 26, 2026 (Regular Meeting) September 23, 2026 (Regular Meeting) October 28, 2026 (Regular Meeting) December 9, 2026 (Regular Meeting)

Agenda summary

7Sections

16Items

General2
CALL TO ORDER.1
APPROVAL OF MINUTES.1
UNSCHEDULED COMMUNICATIONS/PUBLIC COMMENT.1
OTHER BUSINESS.3
TASK FORCE REPORTS.3
STAFF REPORTS.5

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