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Transportation Advisory Committee
January 15, 2026
What was decided (7 motions)
7 carried, 0 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.
First Motion 1. That the Transportation Advisory Committee receives the presentation on the Traffic Calming Policy (TCP) Update.
Moved by Member Rebello, seconded by Member Edwards
Carried
First Clause to Second Motion 1. That the Transportation Advisory Committee endorse the following recommendations to the TCP as proposed by ETS: a. Recommendation #1: TCP will incorporate the most effective traffic calming measures for reducing vehicles speeds which may include the use and recommended spacing of raised crossings and speed cushions.
Moved by Member Dale, seconded by Member Baldwin
Carried
Second Clause to Second Motion Transportation Advisory Committee Minutes: January 15, 2026 - 2 1. That the Transportation Advisory Committee endorse the following recommendations to the TCP as proposed by ETS: b. Recommendation #2: TCP will be evidence-informed and data-driven by prioritizing the proactive installation of traffic calming measures in Community Safety Zones;
Moved by Member Moore, seconded by Member Rebello
Carried
Third Clause to Second Motion 1. That the Transportation Advisory Committee endorse the following recommendations to the TCP as proposed by ETS: c. Recommendation #3: TCP will prioritize addressing streets with the highest risk of collision-related injuries over a first- come first-serve approach
Moved by Member Moore, seconded by Member Rebello
Carried
Fourth Clause to Second Motion 1. That the Transportation Advisory Committee endorse the following recommendations to the TCP as proposed by ETS: d. Recommendation #4: TCP will add new traffic calming measures to align with the City’s Complete Street Design Guidelines, the latest traffic calming approaches, and incorporate measures which encourage active transportation.
Moved by Member Campbell, seconded by Member Baldwin
Carried
Third Motion 1. That the Transportation Advisory Committee provide the following comments as it relates to the recommendations to the TCP for staff’s consideration: Transportation Advisory Committee Minutes: January 15, 2026 - 3 a. Connecting with Guelph Police, Emergency Services and City Operations staff to understand impacts of raised traffic calming measures b. Considering school crossing points in areas near school zones, and areas near religious centres c. Utilizing near miss data when considering traffic calming measures
Moved by Member Moore, seconded by Member Meier
Carried
1. That the Transportation Advisory Committee meeting be adjourned. (6:35 p.m.)