21st Century Transportation Task Force
By initiating a comprehensive and inclusive dialogue about the city’s transportation and transit needs, the Task Force will be able to provide thoughtful and balanced recommendations that will make Albuquerque a competitive, attractive, and sustainable city for generations to come.
October 9, 2008
21st Century Transportation Task Force's Final Report
Submitted to Mayor Chavez on October 1, 2008.
Submitted to the City Council via introduction of Other Communication (OC-08-15) on Monday, October 6, 2008, and referred to the Finance & Government Operations Committee. Scheduled to be heard at FGO on Monday, October 13, 2008, Council Committee Room, 9th floor, City Hall.
Bill O-08-27 (extended the reporting deadline from May1, 2008 to September 1, 2008)
The Task Force began meeting in January 2008 and has met twice a month since then. Agendas, minutes, presentations, and other materials from each Task Force meeting are available below.
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- ¼ Cent Transportation Infrastructure Tax,
- development of a modern streetcar in the context of roadway, city-wide public transit, and other multi-modal improvements,
- financing of those improvements.
The composition of the Task Force is intended to be as diverse as possible so that the views represented by and recommendations that come from the group are an accurate reflection of what people want to see happen in Albuquerque. From the largest employers in the city to various advocacy groups and technical resources, the Task Force is made up of many stakeholder groups whose participation and input is critical to making this a successful undertaking.
| Organization | Member |
|---|---|
| City Council District 1 | Claude Luisada |
| City Council District 2 | Claude Morelli |
| City Council District 3 | Moises Gonzalez |
| City Council District 4 | Jeffrey Peterson |
| City Council District 5 | Antonio Sandoval |
| City Council District 6 | Charles Ivy* |
| City Council District 7 | Terry Keene |
| City Council District 8 | Gary Bodman |
| City Council District 9 | Nevin Harwick |
| Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce | Alex Romero |
| National Association of Industrial and Office Properties | Bert Thomas |
| Kirtland Airforce Base | Brent Wilson |
| University of New Mexico | Clovis Acosta |
| Mid-Region Council of Governments | Chris Blewett |
| Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce | Cynthia Reinhart* |
| Albuquerque Convention and Visitors' Bureau | Dale Lockett |
| American Automobile Association - New Mexico Affiliate | Jeannie Chavez* |
| Albuquerque Alliance for Active Living | Joanne McEntire |
| American Planning Association - New Mexico Chapter | Joel Wooldridge |
| Rails, Inc. | JW Madison |
| Albuquerque Public Schools (Principal, El Dorado High) | Martin Sandoval |
| Sandia National Laboratories | Ralph Cipriani |
| Albuquerque Economic Development / Economic Forum | Bob Murphy |
| Building Trades Council | |
| Central New Mexico Community College | |
| Intel Corporation | |
| CABQ Energy Council | Frank Burcham |
| CABQ Air Quality Control Board | Augustine “Gus” Grace |
| CABQ Transit Advisory Board | |
| Co-Chair / City Councilor | Isaac Benton |
| Co-Chair | Mike Skaggs* |
*Appointed by Mayor Chavez but, for various reasons, no longer serves on the task force.