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Bicycle Alliance of Washington 2009
issues before the Legislature

 

The 6 legislative districts in Snohomish County found here
are
Puget Sound area district map 
They are the 1st,10th,21st,38th,39th, 44th
( more sources below)

 

Included are Committee and Bill Sponsors.
Let them know how you feel
about these bills.
Warren Bare warrenbare@verizon.net

 

 

School Transportation Funding : more

HB 1793 - 2009-10 Committee - Transportation Member 21st Liias, 39th Kristiansen, 38th Sells

Snohomish County Sponsors 21st Roberts,

SB 5743 - 2009-10 Committee Transportation Members 10th Haugen Chair, 38th Berkey

 

 

 

Traffic Actuated Signals: more
HB 1403 - 2009-10
Committee Transportation Member 21st Liias, 39th Kristiansen, 38th Sells

Snohomish County Sponsors 39th Kristiansen,

 SB 5387 - 2009-10 Committee - Transportation Members 10th Haugen Chair, 38th Berkey

Snohomish County Sponsors 21st Shin, 1st McAuliffe,

 

 

3-Foot Passing: more

HB 1491 - 2009-10 Committee - Transportation Member 21st Liias, 39th Kristiansen, 38th Sells

Snohomish County Sponsors 21st Roberts,

SB 5335 - 2009-10 Committee - Transportation Members 10th Haugen Chair, 38th Berkey

 

 

 

Construction Zones Compliance - more

HB 1535 - 2009-10 Committee - Transportation Member 21st Liias, 39th Kristiansen, 38th Sells

 

 

 

Transit Oriented Development : more

HB 1490 - 2009-10 Committee Local Government and Housing

Snohomish County Sponsors 21st Liias, 21st Roberts, 38th McCoy,

SB 5687 - 2009-10 Committee - Government Operations & Elections

Snohomish County Sponsors - 1st McAuliffe,

 

 

 

Residential Infrastructure: more

HB 1360 - 2009-10 Committee Local Government and Housing

Snohomish County Sponsors 10th Smith,44th  Dunshee, 21st  Liias,

SB 5377 - 2009-10 Committee Economic Development, Trade & Innovation

Member 21st  Shin Vice Chair

 

 

Greenhouse Gas Emissions: more

HB 1819 - 2009-10 Committee Ecology & Parks -44th Dunshee, 39th Kristiansen

Snohomish County Sponsors 44th Dunshee,38th McCoy, 38th Sells,

SB 5735 - 2009-10 Committee Environment, Water & Energy

Snohomish County Sponsors 21st Shin, 1st McAuliffe,

 

 

 

Sunscreen Devices: more

SB 5581 - 2009-10 Committee - Transportation Members 10th Haugen Chair, 38th Berkey

Snohomish County Sponsors 21st Shin

 

 

DOT Rail Alignment: more

HB 1717 - 2009-10 Committee - Transportation Member 21st Liias, 39th Kristiansen, 38th Sells

 

 

Public Trails and County Revenue: more

HB 1659 - 2009-10 Committee -  Finance 1st Ericks

Snohomish County Sponsors 10th Smith,, 10th Bailey, 44th Hope

 

 

Just enter this website to get information on any of the Bill’s above http://apps.leg.wa.gov/billinfo/

 

This website to find your Legislator  http://apps.leg.wa.gov/DistrictFinder/Default.aspx

 

 

Legislative Districts in Snohomish County

 

District (1)

Senator Rosemary McAuliffe  

Representative Al O'Brien  

Representative Mark Ericks  

 

District (10)

Senator Mary Margaret Haugen  

Representative Norma Smith  

Representative Barbara Bailey  

  

District (21)

Senator Paull Shin  

Representative Mary Helen Roberts 

Representative Marko Liias  

District (38)

Senator Jean Berkey  

Representative John McCoy  

Representative Mike Sells  

 

District (39)

Senator Val Stevens  

Representative Dan Kristiansen  

Representative Kirk Pearson 


District (44)

Senator Steve Hobbs  

Representative Hans Dunshee  

Representative Mike Hope  

 

A Citizen's Guide to Effective Legislative Participation

http://www.leg.wa.gov/WorkingwithLeg/effectiveparticipation.htm

 

 

 

 

 

 

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School Transportation Funding : These companion bills propose increasing the dedicated state funding for "safe routes to schools" grants which allow local school districts to fund infrastructure, education and encouragement programs that support walking and bicycling to school extending the state's commitment to the Center for Safe Routes To School, a statewide resource providing training and best practices. return

 

 

Traffic Actuated Signals: This bill would require cities, counties and the state to make all new traffic-actuated signals detect bikes and motorcycles and to upgrade equipment at existing signals when significant upgrade work is being done.  return

 

 

3-Foot Passing: To assist in educating the public, we are seeking to define safe passing as a minimum of 3 feet. Both the Washington State Patrol and the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs support the bill as a driver education tool.  return

 

 

Construction Zones Compliance - The bill supported by the Bicycle Alliance will require compliance with Manual of Uniform Traffic Code Devices standards (which are already adopted by most jurisdictions) so that people who use wheelchairs, bicycles or their own two feet are considered important user groups when construction, repair, utility or maintenance closures and detours are necessary.  return

 

 

Transit Oriented Development : These bills promote dense, multimodal transportation, particularly near major transit routes and stations such as light rail. Jurisdictions would be required to set standards for safe walking and cycling around "transit oriented development" and to establish and consider "level of service" standards for cycling and walking in the transportation plans. return

 

 

Residential Infrastructure: These bill’s would establish state grants to support dense housing near major transit stops by funding infrastructure improvements including sidewalks and streets. return

 

 

Greenhouse Gas Emissions: At the request of Gov. Gregoire, these bills would have Washington join the regional "cap and trade" program that includes western states and British Columbia. Currently, caps on individual transportation emissions are not part of the regional framework. return

 

 

Sunscreen Devices: At the request of the Washington State Patrol, this bill would set additional limits on the amount of sunscreening allowed on windshields, with the goal of ensuring safe visibility into and out of vehicles. return

 

 

DOT Rail Alignment: This legislation allows state agencies to conduct land swaps and move forward with development of a cross-state trail in the Milwaukee Road railroad corridor between Ellensburg and Lind. The law is set to sunset this year - this bill extends the timeline to 2019.

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Public Trails and County Revenue: This bill allows a county to use existing sales and use tax revenues to build recreational trails, with emphasis on trail connections in urban growth areas.

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