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Connecting communities to improve public transportation for Snoqualmie Valley

October 11th, 2019

Welcome!

• Introductions
• Announcements

SVTC’s Website Launch

www.GetAroundTheValley.org

Agenda

• Determine 5-Year Transportation Project Priorities
• Duvall Monroe Shuttle update

Committee Guidelines:

• Be present
• Confidentiality
• Learn from each other
• Practice “both/and” thinking
• Speak your discomfort and your truth
• Listen for understanding
• Intent is different than impact
• Share from your own experience
• Monitor your airtime

Transportation Plan’s Purpose:

To create a coordinated transportation plan uniting all cities in Snoqualmie Valley and the surrounding region.

Guiding Principles:

• 1. Design transportation innovations that are safe, affordable,

convenient, and accessible for Snoqualmie Valley.

• 2. Plan for financially sustainable transportation programs

and services while keeping it affordable for all users.

• 3. Create a coordinated transportation system that satisfies

the Valley’s needs and gets the Valley where they need to go.

Activity Outcomes

Using our 2017 and 2019 survey data and guiding principles,

• 1. Determine project ideas for each category; and
• 2. Identify project priorities for each category.

Assumptions

• Project is in line with the three guiding principles.
• Project would solve a gap/need presented in the community

engagement.

• Project is tangible in next five years (2020-2024).
• The coalition is not serving on behalf of transportation planners/

providers. Project example: Create a shuttle service on Sundays in North Bend.

• Action → noun → geographic or demographic specific

Activity Stations

• 1. All Snoqualmie Valley
• 2. Duvall
• 3. Carnation
• 4. Fall City/Preston
• 5. Snoqualmie
• 6. North Bend
• 7. Unincorporated Region
• 8. Youth
• 9. People with Disabilities
• 10. Older Adults
• 11. Low Income (200% poverty

level)

Today’s Activity

• 1. Visit up to THREE stations of your choice (should include a stop at the All

Snoqualmie Valley station)

• 2. When selecting a station, try to keep 4-5 people per station at one time
• Designate one scriber
• 3. Spend 10 minutes at each station
• 5 minutes reviewing the data (one-pager and map)
• 5 minutes discussing and writing up to three project ideas (one project per line)
• 4. Move to next station
• If group repeats a project idea, add a  next to project

Today’s Activity Cont’d

• 1. Review project ideas

Today’s Activity Cont’d

• 1. Review project ideas
• 2. Receive two dots PER station
• 3. Place dots next to your top priority project(s)
• You can add two dots next to one project; or one dot next to two

projects

• 4. Visit as many stations as you have a “stake” in

5-Year Transportation Plan Timeline

Sept

• Finalize Community Engagement
• Draft Plan Components

Oct

• Finalize Priority Projects
• Draft Plan Components

Nov

• Performance Measures
• Finalize Draft Plan and Seek Task Force’s Feedback

Dec

• Finalize Plan

Jan

• Begin Disseminating Plan and Identify Next Steps

Roundtable Discussion

Upcoming Meetings:

5-Year Task Force Meeting: Friday, November 8th at 10:30AM Sno-Valley Hopelink

• We will be discussing performance measures

General Coalition Meeting: Friday, December 13th at 10:30AM Sno-Valley Hopelink

• We will be discussing draft report and celebrate end of the

year

Thank You!

M’Liss Moon

Mobility Coordinator Snoqualmie Valley (425) 943-6753 mlmoon@hopelink.org

Staci Haber

Director Mobility Management (425) 943-6769 shaber@hopelink.org