File #: ACT 16-094    Version: 2 Name:
Type: Miscellaneous Item Status: Passed
File created: 8/19/2016 In control: Executive Board
On agenda: 9/21/2016 Final action: 9/21/2016
Title: Wake County Transit Planning Advisory Committee Bylaws, Including Voting Membership and Assignment of Administrative Support Agency Bret Martin, MPO Staff
Indexes: Public Comment, Public Involvement, Transit
Attachments: 1. Final Approved TPAC Bylaws
Title
Wake County Transit Planning Advisory Committee Bylaws, Including Voting Membership and Assignment of Administrative Support Agency
Bret Martin, MPO Staff

Body
The Wake County Transit Planning Advisory Committee (TPAC) held its first meeting on June 20th and has held multiple subsequent weekly or biweekly meetings to develop its operational structure in advance of its more substantive role of developing technical recommendations related to Wake County Transit Plan implementation for consideration by the CAMPO Executive Board and GoTriangle Board of Trustees. The Wake County Transit Governance Interlocal Agreement (ILA) charges the TPAC with completing a number of items related to its operational structure by September 4, 2016, including:

1) Bylaws;
2) Rules dictating the composition, organization and function of the TPAC (contained within Bylaws);
3) A meeting schedule;
4) A list of deadlines for its work products;
5) Identification of lead agencies to carry out the TPAC's responsibilities; and
6) A request to an agency or agencies of staff resources to meet the TPAC's administrative needs.

The TPAC recommended at its first meeting that CAMPO serve as the agency responsible for meeting its administrative needs, and CAMPO has served and continues to serve that role. At its August 3rd meeting, the TPAC finalized its bylaws (Attachment A) and moved to recommend and forward the bylaws to the CAMPO Executive Board and GoTriangle Board of Trustees for approval in accordance with the Transit Governance ILA.

The recommended draft bylaws contain the TPAC's voting membership, its minimum necessary quorum, voting procedures and a weighted voting provision, as well as provisions prescribing elections of officers and officers' duties, the frequency of and preparation for meetings, the development of agendas, and the establishment of sub-committees. Because the scope of the draft bylaws is wide-ranging, the attached draft satisfies three of the six aforementioned ...

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