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Traffic Committee
Applicable Committee Guidelines
The Traffic Committee is classified as a Standing Committee. Members of this Committee are appointed by the Board of Managers.
Click here if you are interested in joining this Committee. Note: you must be logged into the Village website using your resident account to access this form.
Click here to view the full “Guidelines for Committees”.
Scope of Work
The Traffic Committee will provide analysis and guidance for the Board of Managers (the Board) on traffic issues within Chevy Chase Village (CCV). Traffic issues would include all methods of mobility, such as vehicles and bicycles, and their regulation by traffic controls and other ordinances, as well as parking issues and pedestrian movement and safety.
The Committee will develop expertise on best practices across the broad range of traffic issues and provide a forum for presentations and discussions of theses issues, generally focusing on issues referred to the Committee by the Board or that the Committee deems appropriate. The Committee will develop processes and policies to investigate and evaluate resident and Board requests. Over time, the Committee expects to present findings and recommendations to the Board to assist in their decision-making.
Meetings of the Committee will be scheduled at least twice annually and as issues arise throughout the year. Meetings will be open to all CCV residents, with notice given on the CCV website. A Member of the Board will be appointed to provide direction and facilitate liaison of the Committee with the Board. CCV residents interested in traffic issues are encouraged to contact the Chair and participate in Committee deliberations.
Current Membership
- Porter Wheeler, Chair; porterwheeler@gmail.com
- Jan Acton
- Gerri Carr
- David Evans
- Herbert Geller
- Robert Goodwin
- Peter Kilborn
- Ann Pelham
- Lisa Sanders
- Phillip Webre
| Board Representative: | Richard Ruda, Secretary |
| Staff Representatives: | John M. Fitzgerald, Chief of Police john.m.fitzgerald@montgomerycountymd.gov |
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Michael Younes, Director of Municipal Operations, |
Meetings
Agendas:
Minutes and Related Documents:
- 3-3-11 Traffic Committee Meeting
- 3-26-11 Traffic Committee Meeting minutes
- Traffic Committee Recommendation seeking Board Endorsement for a Pedestrian-Activated Traffic Light at Lenox St.
- Traffic Committee Report: Speed Limits on Village Streets
- 07-16-12 Traffic Committee Meeting Minutes
- September 10, 2012 Traffic Committee Report to the Board
- April 9, 2013 Traffice Committee Meeting Minutes