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Purpose

The Transportation Commission is established to promote all viable means of transportation, to provide input on public transportation infrastructure projects and to advance the City's overall commitment to improved access and mobility for all forms of transportation, traditional and recreational, with a focus on drivers, commuters, cyclists and pedestrians. The commission will also advise in the development, review and update to the City's transportation plans, cyclist and pedestrian connectivity and establish priorities for City transportation planning efforts. 


Meetings

The Transportation Commission meets quarterly on the second Wednesday of the month (February, May, August and November) at the Parks and Recreation office, 2276 West Street. 

Members

The Commission consists of nine members, a designated member from the Planning Commission, a designated member from the Public Safety Education Commission and a designated member from the Parks and Recreation Commission, including a non-voting alderman liaison, The remaining six members shall be appointed by the BMA and shall serve three-year terms. Current members include .

 

Farmington Park Playground Public Meeting

  • Date: 03/08/2018 3:45 PM - 6:00 PM  
  • Introduction: The public is encouraged to attend a meeting at Farmington Elementary School on Thursday, March 8, to review the master design plan for the Farmington Playground project.

There will be a public meeting on Thursday, March 8, from 3:45 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Farmington Elementary School located at 2085 Cordes Road in Germantown. The purpose of this public meeting is to review the master design plan for the Farmington Playground project. The design team will be on hand with a project proposal presentation and plan display, as well as to answer questions. Comments from the public are welcome and encouraged.

The public is urged to attend. The City of Germantown does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, handicap or national origin. The meeting place is handicap accessible.

Any person needing special accommodations should contact Teresa Martin, Germantown Parks and Recreation Department at (901) 751-5678 or TMartin@Germantown-TN.gov prior to the above stated time.


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