ITE Complete Streets Council Consolidation to 6 Technical Councils New Complete Streets Council includes:  Pedestrian and Bicycle  Transit  Optimizing Lane Widths Consolidation to 6 Technical Councils New Complete Streets Council includes:  Pedestrian and Bicycle  Transit  Optimizing Lane Widths

ITE CSC Goals and Objectives ITE Complete Streets Council Represent and promote the needs of all modes of travel Position ITE as the go-to resource on multi-modal transportation Coordinate and showcase ongoing initiatives & evaluate technical, policy, and institutional opportunities

Complete Streets… ITE Complete Streets Council …consider all users of streets, roads, and highways including pedestrians, bicyclists, persons with disabilities, seniors, children, motorists, movers of all commercial goods, operators of public transportation, public transportation users of all abilities, and emergency responders

Example Complete Streets Before After Source: Dan Burden Source: City of Austin Source: Town of West Jefferson Jefferson Avenue, West Jefferson, NC Main Street, Hamburg, NY Guadalupe Street, Austin, TX Source: John Kaliski Architects

ITE Complete Streets Council ITE CSC Member Benefits Participate in Online Discussions Establish Professional Relationships Conduct, Sponsor & Review Research Share Valuable Information Source: Whitman, Requardt & Associates, LLP

ITE CSC Action Items in 2015 ITE Complete Streets Council Establish the leadership framework and operating logistics of the Council Brand and promote the Council Lead a Complete Streets Workshop at the 2015 ITE Annual Meeting Inventory key ITE resource documents/handbooks, policy statements, strategic plans, current projects, and liaison/lobby roles Interview key CS partner organizations to identify areas where ITE could help reduce barriers and fill key niche roles

ITE Complete Streets Council Contact: Meghan Mitman, Chair Contact: Meghan Mitman, Chair Source: City of Long Beach