Metro - File #: 2025-0048

• File #: 2025-0048
• Type: Policy
• Status: Agenda Ready
• File created: 1/21/2025
• In control: Ad Hoc 2028 Olympic & Paralympic Games Committee
• On agenda: 2/19/2025
• Title: RECEIVE AND FILE the 2028 Mobility Concept Plan (MCP) Implementation Report Update.
• Sponsors: Planning and Programming Committee
• Indexes: 2028 Mobility Concept Plan, Accessibility, Board approved a Motion, Budget, Budgeting, BUILD Transportation Discretionary Grant program, Central Los Angeles subregion, City of Los Angeles, Funding plan, Governance, Government funding, Grant Aid, Hilda Solis, Holly J. Mitchell, Housing, Hubs, Inglewood, James Butts, Janice Hahn, Karen Bass, Lindsey Horvath, Memorandum Of Understanding, Metrolink, Motion / Motion Response, New Freedom Program, Olympic games, Outreach, Partnerships, Persons with disabilities, Policy, Program, Project, Project delivery, Regional transportation, San Fernando Valley subregion, South Bay Cities subregion, Southern California Association Of Governments, Strategic planning, United States Department Of Transportation, Westside Cities subregion

Meeting_Body
AD HOC 2028 OLYMPIC & PARALYMPIC GAMES COMMITTEE
FEBRUARY 19, 2025

Subject
SUBJECT: 2028 MOBILITY CONCEPT PLAN IMPLEMENTATION REPORT

Action
ACTION: APPROVE RECOMMENDATION

Heading
RECOMMENDATION

Title
RECEIVE AND FILE the 2028 Mobility Concept Plan (MCP) Implementation Report Update.

Issue
ISSUE

This is a progress report regarding planning efforts in anticipation of the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games ("the Games"), and the pursuit of state and federal funds to support the transportation infrastructure and operations needed for the region to support mobility during the Games. The updates provided in this report provide an interim update on Motion #8 by Directors Hahn, Horvath, Solis, Butts, and Bass, as amended by Horvath and Mitchell, Attachment A.

Background
BACKGROUND

Metro has worked with LA28, Caltrans, Metrolink, the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT), the City of Los Angeles Mayor's Office, and the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG), a group collectively known as the Games Mobility Executives (GME), as well as venue cities and Councils of Governments, to develop the 2028 Mobility Concept Plan (MCP) approved by the Metro
Board in December 2022. Following an extensive agency stakeholder outreach process, Metro and the GME agencies identified a list of 15 priority MCP workstreams. The projects/programs under each workstream on the GME Surface Transportation Priority (GME STP) list (Attachment B) - presented at the June 2023 Board Meeting, either serve a specific Games delivery need (e.g., Games Enhance Transit Service) or are highly beneficial and supportive of the transport strategy for the Games (e.g., a network of bus-only lanes). Metro staff have updated the estimated costs for each workstream based on the project development work completed over the past year. These new costs are reflected in the project implementation plans.

In October 2024, the Board approved Motion #8 by Directors Hah...