Legislation Details

File #: 2024-00939    Version: 1
Type: Discussion Item Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 4/16/2024 In control: Budget and Audit Committee
On agenda: 5/28/2024 Final action:
Title: Councilmember Proposal Request for Committee Consideration - Direct City staff to Examine a 3-Year Shuttle Program (to begin Spring 2025) Between Sutter Health Park and Various City Parking Structures/Facilities During Future A's Baseball Home Games, River Cats Baseball Home Games, and other Events to Promote Active Transportation, Reduce Traffic Congestion, Encourage Transit Ridership, and Serve as an Economic Driver for Sacramento Businesses
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Title
Councilmember Proposal Request for Committee Consideration - Direct City staff to Examine a 3-Year Shuttle Program (to begin Spring 2025) Between Sutter Health Park and Various City Parking Structures/Facilities During Future A's Baseball Home Games, River Cats Baseball Home Games, and other Events to Promote Active Transportation, Reduce Traffic Congestion, Encourage Transit Ridership, and Serve as an Economic Driver for Sacramento Businesses
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FileID
File ID: 2023-00939
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Location
Location: Citywide
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Recommendation
Recommendation: Committee to review and provide direction on the attached councilmember proposal regarding City staff to examine a 3-year shuttle program (beginning Spring 2025) between Sutter Health Park and various city parking structures/facilities during future A's baseball home games, River Cats baseball home games, and other events to promote active transportation, reduce traffic congestion, encourage transit ridership, and serve as an economic driver for Sacramento businesses, and take one of the following actions:

1) Pass a Motion directing the appropriate council appointive officer to commence work on the proposal and bring it back to the committee for review and consideration;
2) Pass a Motion directing the appropriate council appointive officer to commence work on the proposal with committee members and forwarding the item to the city council for consideration without further review by the committee;
3) Pass a Motion sending the matter back to the sponsoring councilmember for additional information;
4) Pass a Motion deferring the request and directing the appropriate council appointive officer to bring the proposal back to the committee at a later date; or
5) Pass a Motion denying the proposal request.
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Contact
Contact: Councilmember Guerra; Philip Norton, Chief of Staff, (916) 808-7006, pnorton@cityofsacramento.org, Office of Councilmember Eric Guerra, District 6
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Presenter
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