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City and County of San Francisco
Municipal Transportation Agency
Citizens’ Advisory Council (CAC)
“Notice of Cancellation”
for
Thursday, February 02, 2006
The Citizens’ Advisory Council meeting scheduled for Thursday, February 02, 2006 has been cancelled.
Members:
Daniel Murphy (Chair), Steve Ferrario (Vice Chair), Mary Burns, Sue Cauthen,
Art Cimento, Joan Downey, Emily Drennen, Griffith Humphrey,
Bruce Oka, Cesar Perez, Norman Rolfe, Dorris Vincent, and Daniel Weaver
(2 Vacancies)
Committees:
Engineering, Maintenance & Safety (EMSC)
Daniel Weaver (Chair), Steve Ferrario, and Bruce Oka
Finance & Administration (FAC)
Daniel Murphy (Chair), Emily Drennen, Griffith Humphrey, and Bruce Oka
Operations & Customer Service Committee (OCSC)
Joan Downey (Chair), Mary F. Burns, Sue Cauthen, Daniel Murphy, and Norman Rolfe
Planning & Marketing Committee (PMC)
Bruce Oka (Chair), Emily Drennen, Norman Rolfe, and Dorris Vincent
The MTA CAC may be contacted as follows:
Municipal Transportation Agency Citizens’ Advisory Council
1 So. Van Ness Avenue, 7th Floor – San Francisco, CA 94103-5417
(415-701-4666 FAX 415-701-4502
City & County of San Francisco
Municipal Transportation Agency
Citizens’ Advisory Council (CAC)
AGENDA
Notice of Regular Meeting and Agenda
for
Thursday, February 2, 2006 at 5:30 p.m.
1 South Van Ness Avenue, Conference Room 3074
San Francisco, California
Item # |
Item |
Estimated Time |
1. |
Call to Order/Roll Call |
5:30 |
2. |
Adopt Minutes of January 5, 2006 [Attachment] (Discussion/Action) |
5:33 |
3. |
Public Comment - Concerning any issue within the jurisdiction of the Council not on the agenda. |
5:35 |
4. |
Report of the Chair (Discussion)
Daniel Murphy (MTA CAC Chair) |
5:40 |
5. |
Staff Report (Discussion)
Janet Michaelson (MTA CAC Staff Liaison) |
5:45 |
Staff-Initiated Items |
6. |
FY 2007 Budget (Discussion/Action)
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5:55 |
Council-Initiated Items |
7. |
Recommendation from a CAC Committee
Finance & Administration Committee (FAC) (Discussion/Action)
Motion 011806.01
The MTA CAC recommends that staff develop a working schedule for developing new long-term revenue sources, such as the Class Fast Pass program, increase in Vehicle License fees, Transit Impact fees, and other non-fare revenue resources |
7:00 |
8. |
Recommendation from a CAC Committee
Operations & Customer Service Committee (OCSC) (Discussion/Action)
Metro service – Motion 012306.02
WHEREAS the OCSC has met with street operations and central control personnel to try to determine why the Metro system doesn’t work for the customers and everyone at Muni seems to be doing the job they have been assigned to do, still the train headways seldom are within range of the published headways. This is bad news for the customers and probably a big reason that Muni is not attracting new riders.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the OCSC urges Muni to study Metro operations to determine how best to run the Metro lines efficiently. Here are some of the suggestions we have proposed in the past that we request you consider for more efficient Metro operations:
¨ Treat outbound L’s, K’s, and M’s as interchangeable lines such that the appropriate order and balance in service is maintained at all times.
¨ Assign a line Manager or Inspector who would be responsible for each route. Managers and Inspectors should be trained to understand the general strategy for each route such that there are few contradictions between inspectors at different points in the route. “Next Bus” should be used to assist in making necessary adjustments.
¨ Metro should have signal priority at every crossing in as many sections of each line as possible. Where possible, delete 4 way stop signs and replace with signals. The remaining stop signs on Muni routes should be coordinated with passenger stops and only be provided for pedestrian safety and convenience. Investigate the possibility of relocating the stop to combine the passenger stop near the safety stop.
¨ Provide ticket vending machines to speed up loading at busy stops.
¨ Provide more signs to encourage passengers with tickets to use all doors.
Cable Car – Re-working of the text and adopting
Motion 012306.03
CAC supports a continued staffing level of at least nine inspectors.
CAC supports the purchase of at least four laptop computers for the inspectors use.
CAC supports increased investigation of fare collection.
CAC supports increased open hours of the fare collection booths at the cable car terminals. |
7:05 |
NOTES:
Notices of meeting and agenda, and minutes are available at the San Francisco Public Library (Main), 100 Larkin Street - Government Section (5th Floor) and on Muni’s website at www.sfmuni.com/cac.
Written reports and background materials for calendar items are available for public inspection and copying at 1 South Van Ness Ave, 7th Floor, during regular business hours.
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