CONTRA COSTA COUNTY  
Committee Meeting Minutes - Final  
Transportation, Water & Infrastructure  
Committee  
Supervisor Candace Andersen, Chair  
Supervisor Shanelle Scales-Preston, Vice Chair  
1:00 PM  
Wednesday, April 30, 2025  
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District 2 Office: 309 Diablo Rd. Danville, CA  
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District 5 Office: 190 E. 4th Street, Pittsburg,  
CA 94565  
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AGENDA ITEMS may be taken out of order based on the business of the day and preference of the  
Committee.  
1.  
INTRODUCTIONS Call to order and roll call.  
Chair Andersen called the meeting to order at 1:01pm.  
TWIC Staff announced the omission of the legislative report from the meeting packet and noted it  
would be distributed via email.  
Staff Present: Jamar Stamps | TWIC Staff  
Attendees: Raquel De La Torre, John Kopchick, Ryan Hernandez, Adam Scarbrough,  
Emily Groth, Christi Povlsen, Mark, Steve Kowalewski, Craig Standafer,  
Vivian Lee, Brandon Evans, Carl Roner, Robert Sarmiento, Samantha  
Harris, Jennifer Quallick, Andrea, Jan Warren, Jaclyn Tummings, Peter  
Meyers, William (Bill) Spahn, Free Lemons  
District II Supervisor Candace Andersen and Shanelle  
Scales-Preston  
Present:  
2.  
PUBLIC COMMENT on any item under the jurisdiction of the Committee and not on this  
agenda (speakers may be limited to two (2) minutes).  
NO PUBLIC COMMENT.  
REVIEW Meeting Record for February 24, 2025, of the Transportation, Water, and  
3.  
Infrastructure Committee  
Attachments:  
The Committee ACCEPTED the meeting record as written.  
NO PUBLIC COMMENT.  
APPROVE the New and Emerging Mobility Modes in the Corridor Element, as  
recommended by the Public Works Director and the Iron Horse Corridor Management  
Program Committee, Central County area.  
4.  
Attachments:  
Carl Roner presented an update to the Iron Horse Corridor element, which included a  
methodology for evaluating new mobility modes. The Committee expressed support for  
incorporating e-bikes, scooters, and other emerging modes.  
The Committee APPROVED the report and FORWARDED the item to the Board of  
Supervisors for inclusion on the consent calendar.  
NO PUBLIC COMMENT.  
ACCEPT the Annual Road Report for Calendar Year 2024 dated March 2025, and  
DIRECT staff of the Director of Public Works to submit the report to the Board of  
Supervisors, Countywide.  
5.  
Attachments:  
The Committee received an update on the County’s road system, with emphasis on  
Vision Zero, high-collision mapping, and anticipated funding cycles. Discussions  
included Byron Highway, San Pablo Dam Road, and project timing related to funding.  
The Committee ACCEPTED the report and RECOMMENDED forwarding it to the  
Board of Supervisors on the consent calendar.  
NO PUBLIC COMMENT.  
CONSIDER the proposed updated Delta Water Platform and RECOMMEND its adoption  
to the Board of Supervisors.  
6.  
Attachments:  
Staff presented updates to the Delta Water Platform, now reorganized under five  
umbrella topics, with new emphasis on climate resilience, community equity, and  
environmental justice. The Committee expressed support and highlighted the importance  
of public transparency and regional alignment.  
The Committee ACCEPTED the report and DIRECTED staff to FORWARD the item to  
the Board of Supervisors as a PRESENTATION and DISCUSSION ITEM.  
PUBLIC COMMENT:  
Jan Warren commended the update and requested clarity on implementation, emergency  
preparedness, and advocacy.  
CONSIDER proposed CA Strategic Growth Council (SGC)/Housing & Community  
Development (HCD) Affordable Housing & Sustainable Communities (AHSC) Program  
grant application.  
7.  
Robert Sarmiento presented the County’s proposal for AHSC funding for the Orbisonia  
Village project near the Pittsburg/Bay Point BART station. Staff clarified that only 169  
of the 380 units would be AHSC-funded, and that Canal Road improvements would not  
be included.  
The Committee APPROVED the proposal and DIRECTED staff to FORWARD it to the  
Board of Supervisors for inclusion on the consent calendar.  
NO PUBLIC COMMENT.  
CONSIDER report on Local, State, Regional, and Federal Transportation Related  
legislative and Planning Activities.  
8.  
Attachments:  
Mark Watts provided a verbal update on legislative matters, including; the status and  
urgency of Cap-and-Trade reauthorization, activities of the Secretary’s Transit  
Transformation Task Force, AB 891 (Quick Build Permits), SB 63 (Transit Funding  
Ballot Measure).  
The Committee RECEIVED the report. No formal action was taken.  
PUBLIC COMMENT:  
Jan Warren inquired about federal implications for Cap-and-Trade and regional  
funding equity related to SB 63. The Committee provided context on local impacts and  
coordination with MTC.  
RECEIVE Communication, News, Miscellaneous Items of Interest to the Committee and  
DIRECT staff as appropriate.  
9.  
Attachments:  
TWIC Staff referenced an informational article on Cap-and-Trade included in the  
packet.  
The Committee RECEIVED the correspondence.  
NO PUBLIC COMMENT.  
10.  
ADJOURN until the next Transportation, Water, & Infrastructure Committee meeting to  
be held on Monday, May 12, 2025, at 1:00PM.  
The Committee AGREED to CANCEL the May 12, 2024 meeting due to a lack of time-sensitive  
items, and to reconvene in June.  
NO PUBLIC COMMENT.  
The meeting adjourned at approximately 1:55 PM.  
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