Consultants and city staff presented MPO‑adopted access and circulation guidelines for Business 77, outlining a four‑lane boulevard concept, six character zones, and design toolkits to improve safety, multimodal access and spur redevelopment.

Center Regional Planning Agency staff reviewed Harris Township's draft future land‑use map, noting sufficient capacity within the regional growth boundary (about 216 approved dwelling units not yet built) and recommending criteria for future growth; board voted to forward recommendations to the Center Regional Planning Commission.

Members voted unanimously to request that Smart Streets (pedestrian and bicycle pathways and multimodal connections) be incorporated into the parish transportation master plan; the committee will clarify the local definition before forwarding the request.

Transportation staff told the Planning and Zoning Board that greenway segments providing new connections — notably Mill Spring Greenway and Stirrup Iron Creek Greenway — scored highest in a prioritization exercise that weighted safety and gap‑filling alongside funding competitiveness.

City staff recapped bike-month activities, volunteer counts and survey deadlines, and provided project updates: Jonathan lane work complete; Cotton Belt Trail north-arch installation pending; Breckenridge Trail Extension in design with construction expected in 2027; several other trail and curb-ramp projects are in design or under bid.

On June 21, 2024, ACFI inaugurated its Goa Chapter to boost the state's logistical capacities and utilise its unique multi-modal connectivity for economic growth.

Staff and consultants presented a draft CTP update featuring revised cross sections, 146 project concepts, new sidepaths and greenway connections and a proposed connector between Town Hall Drive and the NC 885 tollway extension. Council asked staff to clarify what is funded vs. conceptual and to return in June with prioritized projects and engagement results.

NPG evaluates three rail projects to improve freight flow, connectivity and regional development under PM GatiShakti.

The projects were assessed for multimodal connectivity, logistics efficiency, and economic impact.

Redwood City outlines improvement plans, integrating studies and community input along Grand Boulevard.

Planning commission reviews conceptual design for new multimodal bridge on Arthur Ashe Boulevard.