Metro - File #: 2021-0730

• File #: 2021-0730
• Type: Informational Report
• Status: Filed
• File created: 11/4/2021
• In control: Executive Management Committee
• On agenda: 1/20/2022
• Final action: 1/20/2022
• Title: RECEIVE AND FILE the progress report for Motion 42, and RECEIVE AND FILE the preliminary draft 2028 Mobility Concept Plan Project List for stakeholder review and input.
• Sponsors: Executive Management Committee
• Indexes: 2028 Mobility Concept Plan, Activity centers, Alignment, Board approved a Motion, Budgeting, Central Los Angeles subregion, City of Los Angeles, Council Of Governments, Eric Garcetti, First/Last Mile, Funding plan, Housing, Informational Report, Metro Equity Platform, Metrolink, Motion / Motion Response, Olympic games, Plan, Project, Safety, San Fernando Valley subregion, Security, South Bay Cities subregion, State Of Good Repair, Strategic planning, Transit buses, Transit operators, Transit System, Twenty-eight by '28 Initiative, United States Department Of Transportation, Walking, Westside Cities subregion

Date	Action By	Action	Result
1/20/2022	Executive Management Committee

Meeting_Body
EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
JANUARY 20, 2022

Subject
SUBJECT: STATUS UPDATE MOTION 42 "2028 MOBILITY CONCEPT PLAN"

Action
ACTION: RECEIVE AND FILE
Heading
RECOMMENDATION

Title
RECEIVE AND FILE the progress report for Motion 42, and
RECEIVE AND FILE the preliminary draft 2028 Mobility Concept Plan Project List for stakeholder review and input.

Issue
ISSUE

This is the second biannual progress report to the Metro Board of Directors regarding efforts to develop a Mobility Concept Plan (MCP) in anticipation of the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games ("the Games") and pursue state and federal funds to support the transportation infrastructure needed for the Games and beyond.

Background
BACKGROUND

At its December 3, 2020 meeting, the Metro Board of Directors approved Motion 42: "2028 Mobility Concept Plan" (Attachment A) and directed staff to work with regional partners to assign staff resources and proceed with the development of a regional investment plan to include a federal engagement strategy and funding proposal to implement transportation improvements that would provide permanent, long-term benefits to the people of Los Angeles County.

Metro's goals for the Games include:
? leave a lasting, positive legacy by leveraging existing and planned infrastructure investments;
? create a coalition of public and private sector partners that would focus on investments in mobility and operational improvements that provide benefits during the Games and can continue yielding benefits afterward;
? enable all ticketed spectators to travel to competition venues by public transport, walking, or cycling; and
? ensure accessibility for all, including welcoming Games stakeholders and visitors with specific mobility needs.

Motion 42 described six actions, two of which directed staff to report back to the Board to keep Directors apprised of the progress. This is the second progress report.

Discussion
DISCUSSION

Mobility Concept Plan (Motion 42...