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Mobility Committee · 1:00 PM · Austin City Hall

The Mobility Committee agenda featured a briefing-driven docket of 23 substantive items with no action items beyond approval of prior minutes. Scheduled briefings covered enforcement and code changes for electric mini motorcycles (e-motos), the Curb Management Plan, Urban Transportation Commission actions, and a monthly regional mobility programs report.
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Analysis based on the published agenda — official vote outcomes not yet available. Results may appear as the city updates its records.

Analysis

Transportation

A briefing on the Curb Management Plan was scheduled, covering how the City allocates curb space in the right of way among parking, loading zones, bike lanes and transit lanes.[#5][#3][#17][#18][#25][#26]

Public Safety

An Austin Police briefing was scheduled on e-motos, covering proposed City Code updates, administrative rules, police training and general orders, and a public awareness campaign.[#2]

Governance & Oversight

Routine governance items were on the agenda, including approval of the May 14, 2026 minutes, a report on Urban Transportation Commission actions from three summer meetings, and identification of future agenda topics.[#1][#4][#6][#16][#19][#20][#21][#22][#24][#23]

Insights by Role

Journalist

MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingThe e-moto briefing (File 26-2273) pairs code changes, police training and general orders with the status of a possible designated recreation area — worth asking what specific code amendments are contemplated and what sites are under review. The bond-related memos posted for information only, including the Request for Supplemental Information on Bond Project Proposals under Resolution No. 20260528-097, sit outside discussion on this agenda and warrant separate follow-up.

Lobbyist

MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingThe Curb Management Plan (File 26-2268) and the e-moto code and rules package (File 26-2273) were both scheduled as briefings, meaning positions can still be shaped before any ordinance language reaches Council. The Future Items item (File 26-2265) is the formal channel for requesting that a specific mobility topic be placed on an upcoming committee agenda.

Resident

MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingThe e-moto briefing (File 26-2273) includes the status of exploring a public recreation area designated for electric dirt bikes and mini motorcycles, which would affect whichever neighborhood such a site is ultimately located in. The agenda's General Public Communication section allows speakers who sign up before the meeting is called to order three minutes each on items not posted on the agenda, limited to five speakers.

23 items(4 procedural hidden)

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#2A quorum of the City Council may be present at this meeting. Action will only be taken by the members of the committee, and an alternate member may only vote when a regular committee member is absent.

#4Public Communication: General

#5Speakers signed up prior to the meeting being called to order will each be allowed three minutes to address their concerns regarding items not posted on the agenda. This section is limited to five spe

#1Approval of the minutes from the May 14, 2026 Mobility Committee Meeting.

Mobility Committee

#8Briefings

#2Briefing on updates to City Code, administrative rules, police training and general orders, and a public awareness campaign regarding electric mini motorcycles and e-motos, plus the status of exploring a designated public recreation area for e-motos.

Michael Chancellor

#3Briefing on the City's Curb Management Plan, which guides operational decisions on use of curb space in the right of way, including parking, loading zones, bike lanes, and transit lanes.

Joseph Al-HajeriLewis LeffAustin Transportation and Public WorksCurb Management Plan

#4Briefing from the Urban Transportation Commission on actions taken at its June 2, July 7, and August 4, 2026 meetings.

Natalie LeoneUrban Transportation CommissionAustin Transportation and Public Works

#5Briefing from Austin Transportation and Public Works providing monthly updates on ongoing mobility programs, projects, and critical infrastructure operations in the Central Texas region.

Richard MendozaAustin Transportation and Public WorksCentral Texas

#13Future Items

#6Standing agenda item for members to identify topics to be discussed at future meetings.

#15Previously Distributed Memos to Mayor and Council (Information only; not for discussion)

#162026 Bond Staff and BEATF Recommendations dated May 15, 2026

#17Update on Pavement Marking Compliance and the Public Spaces Task Force dated May 20, 2026

#18Project Connect Items on May 21, 2026 dated May 20, 2026

#19Austin Government Relations Update – May 2026 dated June 1, 2026

#20Background and Update on Planned New Section of Boardwalk Along Lady Bird Lake dated June 2, 2026

#21Austin Government Relations Update – June 2026 dated June 30, 2026

#22Dog’s Head Development – City Council Agenda Items dated July 14, 2026

#23Request for Supplemental Information on Bond Project Proposals (Resolution No. 20260528-097) dated July 17, 2026

#24Proposed Two-Year Interim Funding Spending Plan – Project List dated July 21, 2026

#25Equitable Transit-Oriented Development (ETOD) Implementation Update dated July 24, 2026

#26Fare-Free Voting Days - Staff Response (Resolution No. 20260528-062) dated July 31, 2026

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