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APPROVED MUNICIPALITY OF MT. LEBANON MOBILITY & TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD DATE: Tuesday, August 4, 2026 TIME: 6 p. m.
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Key decisions
- APPROVED MUNICIPALITY OF MT. LEBANON MOBILITY & TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD DATE: Tuesday, August 4, 2026 TIME: 6 p.m. PLACE: Mt. Lebanon Municipality – Room C BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: Sean Battis, Charlotte Ford, Beth McCabe, John Ragan, Dan Gelman; Bob Garrity joined online STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT: Public Works Director Rudy Sukal, Police Chief Jason Haberman, Traffic Engineer Mike Haberman; Commissioner Andrew Flynn joined online 1. Meeting Minutes Mr. Garrity moved and Ms McCabe seconded to approve the June 2, 2026, meeting minutes. The motion carried unanimously. 2. Citizen Comments Richard Seymour, 750 Washington Road, voiced concerns regarding rebuilding the south garage, and read into the record a letter from the residents of 750 Washington Road sent to the Mobility Board. 3. Chairperson’s Report Mr. Battis commented on the Snow Angels program and how it could be improved. 4. Commission Liaison Report Commissioner Flynn talked about micromobility issues in the municipality. He said the Active Transportation Plan is in its final form and is being circulated. He said discussions need to continue regarding ways of promoting and educating about different forms of mobility throughout the municipality. 5. Staff Liaison Report Mr. Sukal gave an update regarding various items such as LED light upgrades in Main Park, installing a curb ramp in Williamsburg Park, replacing handrails in Bird Park, Scrubgrass Road pavement project, root-damaged sidewalk replacement, and street reconstruction program. 6. Sub-Committee Reports a. Capital budget This subcommittee did not meet. Mt. Lebanon Mobility & Transportation Board August 4, 2026 2 b. Policy & Street design Mr. Ragan said there were two meetings in July regarding the proposed e-bike ordinance— which has since been taken off the table—and the Active Transportation Plan. 7. Old Business a. ATP Exhibit B Mr. Battis gave a summary of Exhibit B regarding street reconstruction and ways to implement assessing rights-of-way. Discussion followed. b. South Garage An RFP has been released looking for interested developers. Questions are due August 19, written answers will be posted by CBRE on August 29, and RFP responses are due October 1. 8. New Business a. Petition for traffic calming on Inglewood Drive Mr. Sukal said data was collected June 29 through July 6 both northbound and southbound. The average speed for both directions was below 25 mph, and the number of vehicles travelling the road was below the 2,000 cars per day threshold. b. PRT Bus Line Redesign The PRT bus line redesign will be released to the public on August 17. It is proposed that Mt. Lebanon will be losing service to Cedar Boulevard, the Galleria, and South Hills Village, but gaining non-stop service to Oakland. c. Police update Chief Haberman said the police department is working on educating the public and police officers regarding micromobility devices and encouraged the public to go to mtlebanon.org for the latest information regarding micromobility. The department has been working on reevaluating the school crossing guard posts with the school district. 9. Announcement of Next Meeting Date and Time The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Mt. Lebanon Mobility & Transportation Board is Tuesday, September 1, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. All municipal meetings have a Zoom webinar component to enable residents to attend meetings virtually. 10. Adjournment The meeting was adjourned at 7 p.m.
Action items
- APPROVED MUNICIPALITY OF MT. LEBANON MOBILITY & TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD DATE: Tuesday, August 4, 2026 TIME: 6 p.m. PLACE: Mt. Lebanon Municipality – Room C BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: Sean Battis, Charlotte Ford, Beth McCabe, John Ragan, Dan Gelman; Bob Garrity joined online STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT: Public Works Director Rudy Sukal, Police Chief Jason Haberman, Traffic Engineer Mike Haberman; Commissioner Andrew Flynn joined online 1. Meeting Minutes Mr. Garrity moved and Ms McCabe seconded to approve the June 2, 2026, meeting minutes. The motion carried unanimously. 2. Citizen Comments Richard Seymour, 750 Washington Road, voiced concerns regarding rebuilding the south garage, and read into the record a letter from the residents of 750 Washington Road sent to the Mobility Board. 3. Chairperson’s Report Mr. Battis commented on the Snow Angels program and how it could be improved. 4. Commission Liaison Report Commissioner Flynn talked about micromobility issues in the municipality. He said the Active Transportation Plan is in its final form and is being circulated. He said discussions need to continue regarding ways of promoting and educating about different forms of mobility throughout the municipality. 5. Staff Liaison Report Mr. Sukal gave an update regarding various items such as LED light upgrades in Main Park, installing a curb ramp in Williamsburg Park, replacing handrails in Bird Park, Scrubgrass Road pavement project, root-damaged sidewalk replacement, and street reconstruction program. 6. Sub-Committee Reports a. Capital budget This subcommittee did not meet. Mt. Lebanon Mobility & Transportation Board August 4, 2026 2 b. Policy & Street design Mr. Ragan said there were two meetings in July regarding the proposed e-bike ordinance— which has since been taken off the table—and the Active Transportation Plan. 7. Old Business a. ATP Exhibit B Mr. Battis gave a summary of Exhibit B regarding street reconstruction and ways to implement assessing rights-of-way. Discussion followed. b. South Garage An RFP has been released looking for interested developers. Questions are due August 19, written answers will be posted by CBRE on August 29, and RFP responses are due October 1. 8. New Business a. Petition for traffic calming on Inglewood Drive Mr. Sukal said data was collected June 29 through July 6 both northbound and southbound. The average speed for both directions was below 25 mph, and the number of vehicles travelling the road was below the 2,000 cars per day threshold. b. PRT Bus Line Redesign The PRT bus line redesign will be released to the public on August 17. It is proposed that Mt. Lebanon will be losing service to Cedar Boulevard, the Galleria, and South Hills Village, but gaining non-stop service to Oakland. c. Police update Chief Haberman said the police department is working on educating the public and police officers regarding micromobility devices and encouraged the public to go to mtlebanon.org for the latest information regarding micromobility. The department has been working on reevaluating the school crossing guard posts with the school district. 9. Announcement of Next Meeting Date and Time The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Mt. Lebanon Mobility & Transportation Board is Tuesday, September 1, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. All municipal meetings have a Zoom webinar component to enable residents to attend meetings virtually. 10. Adjournment The meeting was adjourned at 7 p.m.
Mobility and Transportation Advisory Board · Agenda
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View official record →Mobility and Transportation Advisory Board · Minutes
The Mt. Lebanon Mobility and Transportation Advisory Board met on June 2, 2026, to discuss various topics related to transportation and mobility in the municipality. The board approved the previous meeting's minutes and discussed the potential addition of a right-of-way manager position. They also reviewed the Capital Budget process and made submissions for future sidewalk installations and street reconstruction projects. The board will meet again on July 7, 2026, at 6:00 p.m.
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Key decisions
- Approved the May 5, 2026, meeting minutes
- Submitted the year-end report to the staff and Commission
- Forwarded the draft Active Transportation Plan resolution to municipal staff and the Commission
- Requested Kelso Road be added to Lakemont Drive for the 2027 budget
Action items
- Submit Capital Budget requests within two weeks
- Follow up on citizen comments regarding transportation and mobility
- Review and discuss the Active Transportation Plan draft resolution
Mobility and Transportation Advisory Board · Minutes
The Mt. Lebanon Mobility and Transportation Advisory Board met on May 5, 2026, to discuss various transportation-related topics. The board approved the previous meeting's minutes and heard reports from staff members, including an update on the Greenhurst sidewalk installation project. Commissioner Andrew Flynn expressed gratitude to board volunteers and discussed upcoming municipal projects. The board also reviewed the Active Transportation Plan draft and discussed potential changes to off-street parking requirements and street design standards.
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Key decisions
- Approved the April 7, 2026 meeting minutes
- Requested a re-evaluation of cost estimates for resident participation in the Kelso Road sidewalk installation
Action items
- Submit comments on the Active Transportation Plan draft by Thursday
- Review the year-end review for the Commission