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MINUTES Transportation Policy Committee Of the Regional Planning Commission For Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St. Charles, St. John the Baptist, St. Tammany and Tangipahoa Parishes April 9, 2019 Committee Members: Officers: Parish President Guy McInnis, Chairman Mayor LaToya Cantrell, 1st Vice Chairwoman Designee: Ramsey Green Parish President Kirk Lepine, 2nd Vice Chairman Parish President Patricia Brister, 3 rd Vice Chairwoman Parish President Larry Cochran, 4 th Vice Chairman Parish President Natalie Robottom, 5 th Vice Chairwoman Parish President Michael Yenni, Secretary Jefferson Parish: Council Chair Chris Roberts Designee: Chereen Gegenheimer Mayor E. Ben Zahn III Designee: Michael Ince Jack Stumpf Orleans Parish: Councilmember At-Large Helena Moreno Designee: Andrew Tuozzolo Plaquemines Parish: Councilmember Benny Rousselle Robert Hopkins St. Bernard Parish: Councilmember Wanda Alcon Councilmember Howard Luna Designee: Jeff McClain Joseph Montalbano Susan Klees St. Charles Parish: Councilmember Julia Fisher-Perrier Councilmember At-Large Wendy Benedetto Debbie Dufresne Vial St. John the Baptist Parish: Councilmember Julia Remondet Raj Pannu Jonathan Perret St. Tammany Parish: Councilmember Steve Stefancik Councilmember Mike Lorino Tangipahoa Parish: Mayor Bob Zabbia DOTD: Secretary Shawn Wilson Designee: Chris Morvant TPC Members: Kevin Dolliole Designee: Ronaldo R. Nodal Brandy Christian Designee: Charlie Ponstein Mayor Donald Villere GNOEC Designee: Carlton Dufrechou Mayor Mike Cooper Mayor Pete Panepinto Attendance: 33 Consultants: Staff: Jeffrey Roesel, Jason Sappington, Megan Leonard, Colethia Kent, et al Minutes for the TPC & RPC Meeting April 9, 2019 Page 1

AGENDA 1. Consideration: Approval of the March 12, 2019 minutes 2. Consideration: Amendment to the New Orleans Transportation Improvement 3. Consideration: Amendment to the St. Tammany Transportation Improvement 4. Consideration: Amendment to the Tangipahoa Transportation Improvement 5. Consideration: Unified Planning Work Program For FY-20 Final Document 6. Consideration: Consultant Selection: LA 22 Traffic Circulation and Corridor Analysis, CC Road to Dutch Road Mandeville-Covington Task MC-1.19; FY-19 UPWP Amount: $55,000.00 7. Consideration: Consultant Selection: RPC Project No.: BF Environmental Service 2018 Amount: $460,000 (To be divided between the various firms selected) 8. Consideration: Public Comment Period 9. Consideration: Other Matters President McInnis led everyone in the Pledge of Allegiance. Following the roll call by Mr. Jason Sappington, a quorum was established. 1. Consideration: Approval of March 12, 2019 Minutes Ms. Wanda Alcon made a motion to approve the March 12, 2019 minutes, seconded by Mr. Jonathan Perret and approved unanimously as noted by the Chairman. 2. Consideration: Amendment to the New Orleans Transportation Improvement Minutes for the TPC & RPC Meeting April 9, 2019 Page 2 Mr. Jeffrey Roesel referred the members to pages 5-7 of the meeting packet for the amendments to the New Orleans TIP, Highway & Transit Elements, and provided a brief explanation of each item. There being no questions or objections, the Chairman called for a motion to approve the New Orleans TIP amendments for the Highway & Transit Elements. It was so moved by Ms. Chereen Gegenheimer seconded by Mr. Andrew Tuozzolo and approved unanimously by the Transportation Policy members in attendance, as noted by the Chairman. 3. Consideration: Amendment to the St. Tammany Transportation Improvement Mr. Jeffrey Roesel referred the members to page 8 of the meeting packet for the amendments to the St. Tammany TIP, Highway & Transit Elements, and provided a brief explanation of each item. There being no questions or objections, the Chairman called for a motion to approve the St. Tammany TIP amendments for the Highway & Transit Elements. It was so moved by President Patricia Brister, seconded by Councilmember Steve Stefancik and approved unanimously by the Transportation Policy members in attendance, as noted by the Chairman. 4. Consideration: Amendment to the Tangipahoa Transportation Improvement Mr. Jeffrey Roesel referred the members to pages 9 &10 of the meeting packet and a handout for the amendments to the Tangipahoa TIP, Highway & Transit Elements, and provided a brief explanation of each item. There being no questions or objections, the Chairman called for a motion to approve the Tangipahoa TIP amendments for the Highway & Transit Elements. It was so moved by Mayor Bob Zabbia seconded by Mayor Pete Panepinto and approved unanimously by the Transportation Policy members in attendance, as noted by the Chairman.

5. Consideration: Unified Planning Work Program For FY-20 Final Document Mr. Jeffrey Roesel referred the members to the final document of the Unified Planning Work Program for fiscal year 2020 for review and provided a brief explanation. There being no questions or objections, the Chairman called for a motion to approve the Unified Planning Work Program for FY-20 Final Document. It was so moved by Mr. Ramsey Green, seconded by Mayor Donald Villere and approved unanimously by the Transportation Policy members in attendance, as noted by the Chairman. 6. Consideration: Consultant Selection: LA 22 Traffic Circulation and Corridor Analysis, CC Road to Dutch Road Mandeville-Covington Task MC-1.19 UPWP Amount: $55,000.00 Mr. Jeffrey Roesel referred the members to page 11 of the packet for a list of respondents and explained the purpose of this project is to conduct a traffic corridor analysis along LA 22 from CC Road just west of the Tangipahoa Parish Line to Dutch Road near the town of Madisonville in St. Tammany Parish. Traffic and land use data will be collected to provide a detailed description of existing traffic operational patterns and produce specific recommendations for roadway and intersection improvements to enhance traffic circulation and safety and reduce congestion. There being no questions or objections, the Chairman call for a motion to approve the LA 22 Traffic Circulation and Corridor Analysis, CC Road to Dutch Road, Mandeville-Covington Task MC-1.19 UPWP in the amount of $55,000.00 with Burk-Kleinpeter, Inc. It was so moved by Mayor Mike Cooper, seconded by Mayor Donald Villere and approved unanimously by the Transportation Policy members in attendance, as noted by the Chairman. 7. Consideration: Consultant Selection: RPC Project No. BF Environmental Service 2018 Amount: $460,000 (To be divided between the various firms selected) Mr. Jeffrey Roesel referred the members to page 12 of the packet for a list of respondents and explained the purpose of this project is to facilitate the redevelopment of Brownfield sites in our member parishes by providing environmental assessments, cleanup plans and technical assistance. To accomplish this mission, RPC is soliciting qualification statements from experienced, qualified environmental firms to perform environmental assessments and prepare cleanup plans under the RPC s Brownfield Redevelopment Program. There being no questions or objections, the Chairman call for a motion to approve the Brownfield Environmental Services: 2018-2021 RPC Project No. BF Environment Service 2018 in the Amount of $460,000 with Aerostar SES LLC and Environmental Resources Management (ERM) Southwest, Inc. It was so moved by Ms. Susan Klees, seconded by Mr. Robert Hopkins and approved unanimously by the Transportation Policy members in attendance, as noted by the Chairman. 8. Consideration: Public Comment Period The Chairman asked if there was any public comment. There was none. 9. Consideration: Other Matters There being no other matters to discuss, the Chairman proceeded to the Regional Planning Commission Meeting. MINUTES Regional Planning Commission For Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St. Charles, St. John the Baptist, St. Tammany and Tangipahoa Parishes April 9, 2019 Committee Members: Officers: Parish President Guy McInnis, Chairman Mayor LaToya Cantrell, 1st Vice Chairwoman Designee: Ramsey Green Parish President Kirk Lepine, 2nd Vice Chairman Parish President Patricia Brister, 3 rd Vice Chairwoman Parish President Larry Cochran, 4 th Vice Chairman Parish President Natalie Robottom, 5 th Vice Chairwoman Parish President Michael Yenni, Secretary Jefferson Parish: Council Chair Chris Roberts Designee: Chereen Gegenheimer Mayor E. Ben Zahn III Designee: Michael Ince Jack Stumpf Minutes for the TPC & RPC Meeting April 9, 2019 Page 3

Orleans Parish: Councilmember At-Large Jason Williams Councilmember At-Large Helena Moreno Designee: Andrew Tuozzolo Plaquemines Parish: Councilmember Benny Rousselle Robert Hopkins St. Bernard Parish: Councilmember Wanda Alcon Councilmember Howard Luna Designee: Jeff McClain Joseph Montalbano Susan Klees St. Charles Parish: Councilmember Julia Fisher-Perrier Councilmember At-Large Wendy Benedetto Debbie Dufresne Vial St. John the Baptist Parish: Councilmember Julia Remondet Raj Pannu Jonathan Perret St. Tammany Parish: Councilmember Steve Stefancik Councilmember Mike Lorino Tangipahoa Parish: Mayor Bob Zabbia DOTD: Secretary Shawn Wilson Designee: Chris Morvant Attendance: 27 Consultants: Staff: Jeffrey Roesel, Jason Sappington, Megan Leonard, Colethia Kent, et al AGENDA 1. Consideration: Approval of the March 12, 2019 minutes 2. Consideration: Committee Reports: (a) Budget and Personnel Committee (b) Other Committee Reports 3. Consideration: Financial Report (a) Balance Sheet of Local Activities (b) Monthly Budget Report 4. Consideration: Audit Financial Services List of Respondents Carr, Riggs & Ingram 5. Consideration: Amendment to the New Orleans Transportation Improvement 6. Consideration: Amendment to the St. Tammany Transportation Improvement 7. Consideration: Amendment to the Tangipahoa Transportation Improvement 8. Consideration: Unified Planning Work Program For FY-20 Final Document 9. Consideration: LA 22 Traffic Circulation and Corridor Analysis, CC Road to Dutch Road Mandeville-Covington Task MC-1.19; FY-19 UPWP Amount: $55,000.00 Minutes for the TPC & RPC Meeting April 9, 2019 Page 4

10. Consideration: Consultant Selection: RPC Project No. BF Environmental Service 2018 Amount: $460,000 (To be divided between the various firms selected) 11. Presentation: Legislative Issues By: Honorable Joseph P. Lopinto Jefferson Parish Sheriff 12. Consideration: Travel Request 13. Consideration: Contract Extensions 14. Consideration: Consultant Billings 15. Consideration: Public Comment Period 13. Consideration: Other Matters The Chairman called the meeting to order and noted the existence of a quorum. 1. Consideration: Approval of March 12, 2019 Minutes The minutes from the meeting on March 12, 2019 were approved upon a motion by Councilmember Benny Rousselle seconded by Councilmember Steve Stefancik and approved unanimously by the members of the Regional Planning Commission, as noted by the Chairman. 2. Committee Reports: Committee Reports: (a) Budget and Personnel Committee (b) Other Committee Reports There are no Committee Reports at this time and No motion needed. 3. Consideration: Financial Report (a) Balance Sheet of Local Activities (b) Monthly Budget Report Mr. Jeffrey Roesel referred the members to page 13 of the meeting packet for the balance sheet for the month ending February 28, 2019. He indicated that the RPC s Total Assets and Liabilities, which include the Fund Balance in the amount of $2,160,856.45. There being no questions or objections, the Chairman called for a motion to approve the balance sheet of local activities. It was so moved by Ms. Raj Pannu, seconded by President Kirk Lepine and approved unanimously by the members of the Regional Planning Commission, as noted by the Chairman. Mr. Jeffrey Roesel also explained there were no budget amendments at this time. 4. Consideration: Audit Financial Services List of Respondents Mr. Jeffrey Roesel referred the members to page 14 of the packet for the List of respondents for the Audit Financial Services and explained the need for a contract for a financial audit and agreed upon procedure services for the years ending June 30, 2019 through June 30, 2021 for the Regional Planning Commission (RPC). This proposal includes the option to renew for two additional years. This is in keeping with the GFOA s recommendations that an audit firm be for a five (5) year period. There being no questions or objections, the Chairman called for a motion to approve Carr, Riggs & Ingram for the Audit Financial services. It was so moved by Mr. Ramsey Green, seconded by President Kirk Lepine and approved unanimously by the members of the Regional Planning Commission, as noted by the Chairman. 5. Consideration: Amendment to the New Orleans Transportation Improvement 6. Consideration: Amendment to the St. Tammany Transportation Improvement 7. Consideration: Amendment to the Tangipahoa Transportation Improvement 8. Consideration: Unified Planning Work Program For FY-20 Final Document 9. Consideration: Consultant Selection: LA 22 Traffic Circulation and Corridor Analysis, CC Road to Dutch Road, Mandeville-Covington Task MC-1.19; FY-19 UPWP Amount: $55,000.00 10. Consideration: Consultant Selection: RPC Project No.: BF Environmental Service 2018 Amount: $460,000 (To be divided between the various firms selected) Minutes for the TPC & RPC Meeting April 9, 2019 Page 5

Mr. Jeffrey Roesel requested concurrence of items 5-10 which were already recommended for approval by the members of the Transportation Policy Committee. There being no questions or objections, the Chairman called for a motion to approve items 5-10 in globo as these items have been already approved by the Transportation Policy Commission. It was so moved by President Michael Yenni and seconded by Councilmember Benny Rousselle and approved unanimously by the members of the Regional Planning Commission, as noted by the Chairman. 11. Presentation: Legislative Issues By: Honorable Joseph P. Lopinto Jefferson Parish Sheriff Mr. Jeffrey Roesel introduced Sheriff Joseph Lopinto to the Board members. Sheriff Lopinto informed the members of a Legislative issue regarding a Centralized Sales Tax Collection bill and the purpose of the bill and that it was presented this past year by State Representative Tanner Magee. He stated that this bill is a Constitutional Amendment, a Centralized Sales Tax Collection bill. He also stated that he wanted to make sure the Board members were aware of the bill. Some of the Board members made comments regarding the centralized sales tax collection bill in reference to their parish. For more information on this presentation please contact Ms. Megan Leonard 504-483-8525 or mleonard@norpc.org 12. Consideration: Travel Request Mr. Jeffrey Roesel referred members to page 15 of the packet and pointed out 2 travel requests for 1 staff member, Courtney Young, RPC s Clean Fuel Partnership Director and Stephanie Steele, Clean Cities Intern to attend the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo and Conference in Long Beach, CA. April 23-26, 2019. There being no questions or objections, the Chairman called for a motion to approve the travel requests. It was so moved by Mr. Joe Montalbano seconded by Ms. Julia Fisher-Perrier and approved unanimously by the members of the Regional Planning Commission, as noted by the Chairman. 13. Consideration: Contract Extensions Mr. Jeffrey Roesel stated there are no contract extensions this month. 14. Consideration: Consultant Billings Mr. Jeffrey Roesel referred the members to a summary list of the consultant bills on page 16 in the meeting packet, noting that staff had reviewed each of them and favorably recommended them for approval. There being no questions or objections, the Chairman called for a motion to approve the consultant billings. It was so moved by Councilmember Steve Stefancik and seconded by Ms. Debbie Dufresne Vial and approved unanimously by the members of the Regional Planning Commission, as noted by the Chairman. 15. Consideration: Public Comment Period The Chairman asked if there was any other public comment. 16. Other Matters The Chairman asked if there was any other matters. There was none. President Michael Yenni made a motion to adjourn the meeting, Mr. Jack Stumpf seconded and the Chairman adjourned the meeting. Minutes for the TPC & RPC Meeting April 9, 2019 Page 6