Bay Area Plan On TAM Agenda

The One Bay Area Plan has been one of the most divisive issues to come before local governments.

The Transportation Authority of Marin will discuss some of the latest developments developments around The Association of Bay Area Governments and the One Bay Area Plan, which is used to allocate funds within the Bay Area for projects including housing and transportation.

The meeting is set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at 850 Lindaro St. in San Rafael.

The group will also discuss plans for the controversial Greenbrae Interchange. The project proposal includes a flyover on Southbound Highway 101 between Sir Francis Drake and Corte Madera to ease traffic congestion and make the road safer.

There are already some bumps in the road, however, as the plans for the flyover are not popular with some local business owners along that stretch of the highway.

Visit TAM's website to see the full agenda:

AGENDA

Item 1 Chair's Report (Discussion)

Item 2 Commissioners Comments (Discussion)

Item 3 Executive Director's Report (Discussion)

Item 4 Approval of Minutes from May 14, 2012 Meeting (Action) - Attachment

Item 5 Highway 101 Greenbrae / Twin Cities Corridor Improvement Project

a. Initial Project Report Update - Funding Allocation Request (Action) - Attachment

b. Contract Addendum with Jacobs Engineering (Action) - Attachment

Item 6 Update on OBAG Funding Coming to Marin County (Discussion) - Attachment

Item 7 Plan Bay Area Update (Discussion) - Attachment Item 8 Marin Transit FY 12/13 Allocation Requests

a. Allocation of Measure A (Transportation Sales Tax) Funds to Marin Transit for Strategy 1 of the Strategic Plan (Action) - Attachment

b. Allocation of Measure B (Vehicle Registration Fee) Funds to Marin Transit for Element 2 of the Strategic Plan Funds (Action) - Attachment

Item 9 Open time for items not on the agenda