HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/06/2025 - YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD - AGENDA - Regular MeetingYOUTH ADVISORY BOARD
REGULAR MEETING
February 6, 2025 – meeting held at 215 N. Mason Street, Conference Room 1A
7:00-9:00pm: Regular meeting
1.CALL TO ORDER
2.ROLL CALL
3.COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
4.APPROVAL OF MINUTES
5.NEW BUSINESS
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b.
6.DISCUSSION ITEMS
a.
7.BOARD MEMBER REPORTS (COMMITTEES, EVENT ATTENDANCE, ETC.)
a.
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8.OTHER BUSINESS
9.ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Date: TBD
Time: 7:00-9:00pm
Location: Foothills Activity Center
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Rachel Ruhlen, Transportation Planner
Dave “DK” Kemp, Senior Trails Planner
Which Wheels Go
Where?
2025 02 06
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•Purpose
•Background
•Explore Options
•Feedback
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E-unicycle
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What do you ride? Where do you ride it?
Roller skates
Kick scooter
Tricycle
Unicycle
Bicycle
Roller blades
Longboard
Skateboard
E-trikes & E-bikes
E-scooter E-skateboard
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Purpose
Micromobility supports our
climate, active modes, traffic
safety goals
Which Wheels Go Where
explores how to accommodate
more kinds of micromobility
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Toy vehicles
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Where current ordinance allows/prohibits various types of vehicles
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Micromobility - Human powered vehicles
Roller skates
Kick scooter
Tricycle
UnicycleBicycle
Roller blades
LongboardSkateboard
E-bike
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E-unicycle
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Micromobility - Lightweight electric vehicles
E-skateboard
Electric self
balancing scooter
Hover board
Class 2
E-scooter
Onewheel
<20 mph
<100 pounds
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Out of class vehicles
Not a
lightweight
electric
vehicle
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Exploring options
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What it could look like
Human powered
vehicles
Lightweight electric
vehicles
Out of class
vehicles
Low power
scooter
Street Allowed Allowed Allowed Allowed
Bike lane Allowed Allowed Prohibited Prohibited
Sidewalk Allowed Allowed Prohibited Prohibited
Paved Trails Allowed Allowed Prohibited Prohibited
Crosswalk Ride Ride Prohibited Prohibited
Dismount
zone Dismount Dismount Prohibited Prohibited
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•What is your
experience riding
micromobility?
•What is your
experience walking
around others riding
micromobility?
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Thank you!
Rachel Ruhlen, rruhlen@fcgov.com
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Hughes Civic Assembly: Information Committee Description
High-quality information from a variety of sources is a cornerstone of any deliberative process, and
there are several ways we ensure the Assembly has the information they need to complete their
work. The Information Committee (IC) is a key part of this. The IC has three primary responsibilities:
1. Select presenters – background experts and relevant parties – and background information
for the information-gathering phases of the Assembly.
2. Prioritize and categorize the resources to be shared with Assembly members.
3. Provide feedback for HD staff, as-needed,related to the IC process.
The IC will be made up of representatives from the City of Fort Collins Boards and Commissions,
Community Guides, and Fort Collins community members. We aim for the following distribution:
● 4 representatives from City of Fort Collins Boards and Commissions
● 4 Community Guides from the Center for Public Deliberation
● 4 at-large community members
Role of the Information Committee
The IC will meet for one 3-hour meeting in mid-March and one 1.5-hour meeting in mid-April
(TBD by HD staff). We also ask that members commit to 3-5 hours of independent work. Before
meeting, members will be asked to:
● Review the information inputs gathered from the Community Survey, Community Guides,
and/or the Assembly members.
● Consider gaps in the suggestions that have already been made.
● Consider who should be prioritized as background presenters to the Assembly and why.
● Consider which resources should be prioritized and why.
● Optional meeting with HD staff to answer questions and get acquainted.
The IC meetings will include:
● Introductions and group agreements; Orientation; Review and discussion information.
● Sense-making; Initial deliberation; Categorization; Gaps analysis.
● Deliberation on suggested presenters and information; Creation of rationales.
● Prioritization & Agreement Seeking; Final selection of presenters, resources, and
background information packet for the Assembly.
After the meetings, Committee members will be asked to:
● Add brief rationales to each resource explaining why it was selected.
Role of HD Staff
● Facilitate IC meetings and orientation of IC members
● Invite the selected parties to present at the Assembly; curate initial information packet
● Prepare menu & rationales to give to Assembly members.
● Ensure integrity of IC’s decisions is maintained throughout the process.
The Information Committee is one of the most vital components in setting up the Assembly for
success and public credibility. Thank you so much for your service to the Hughes Civic Assembly –
and to your community – and we look forward to answering any questions you may have.
Questions? Lauren Babcock, Program Director | lauren@healthydemocracy.org | 202-921-1072