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Next GCAC Meeting

The GCAC typically meets on a bimonthly basis on the last Thursday of the month, with the next meeting on Thursday, July 30, 2009.  Updates will be offered at each GCAC meeting.

Meeting #6, Information & Materials

Thursday, April 30 at 6:00 pm. 

• Agenda
• Full Packet
• Draft Alternatives Screening Report (presentation)
  
• Draft Alternatives Screening Report (report)
• Geary Light Rail Roadmap Summary Findings (presentation)
• Geary Light Rail Roadmap Summary Findings (memo)
  

Meeting #5, Information & Materials

Thursday, April 2 at 6:00 pm. 

• Agenda
• Full Packet
• Draft alternatives screening assessment
• Preliminary concepts for special intersections (presentation)

Meeting #4, Information & Materials

Thursday, February 26 at 6:00 pm. 

• Agenda
• Full Packet
  

• Draft Public Scoping Summary (report)
• Public Scoping Summary (presentation)
  

• Proposed Screening Methodology (memo)
• Proposed Screening Methodology (presentation)
  

• Bicycle Access (Presentation)
  

Meeting #3, Information & Materials

Thursday, January 8 at 6:00 pm.

• Agenda
• Packet
• Preliminary Summary of Scoping Comments (presentation)
• Update on the Van Ness BRT EIR/S  (presentation)
  

Meeting #2, Information & Materials

Thursday, October 30 at 6:00 pm.

• Agenda
• Packet
• Study Workplan and Schedule (presentation)
• Public Involvement Plan (presentation)
• Scoping Process (presentation)
• BRT Systems (presentation)

Meeting #1, Information and Materials

The inaugural GCAC meeting was held on Thursday, July 31.

• Agenda
• Packet
• TEP Presentation
  

The meeting included a presentation on SFMTA's Transit Effectiveness Project (TEP). See more information on the TEP.

Role of the Geary BRT Citizens Advisory Committee

The GCAC meets on a bi-monthly basis to advise the project team during the environmental analysis.

The GCAC will provide input in refining Geary BRT alternatives; reviewing project benefits and impacts; identifying mitigation strategies; and selecting a preferred alternative.

Appointment to the GCAC

The GCAC consists of 11 members, representing corridor and at-large interests.  On February 12, 2008, the Authority Board adopted the structure and process for appointment of the GCAC for the environmental phase of the project (view Board meeting agenda).

The application period for the GCAC is now closed.  On April 15, 2008, the Authority Board appointed the full GCAC (view Board meeting agenda).  A new call for applicants will be released if GCAC vacancies occur during the environmental study.