California AB1976 aims to expedite pedestrian and bicycle safety projects by limiting community input meetings and project terminations.
California AB1976 seeks to enhance safety and accessibility for pedestrians and bicyclists by streamlining the approval process for related projects. The bill prohibits county and city boards from holding community input meetings to reconsider, delay, or prevent implementation of pedestrian or bicycle safety projects after they have passed 90 percent design. Additionally, it restricts boards from terminating such projects unless specific findings are made at a public meeting, such as substantial evidence that the public benefits of the project do not outweigh the safety benefits or that the.
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