Transportation Committee Records

Series — Multiple Containers

Identifier: 4672-07

Scope and Contents Note

Committee meeting records maintained by Tom Rasmussen's office. These records include materials on bicycle, pedestrian, and public transit improvements, the Seattle Transit Master Plan, alley vacations, urban hubs, impact fees, the King Street Station rehabilitation, and initiatives including Access Seattle, Bridging the Gap, Center City Intitiave, Greenways, Move Seattle, and the Pike/Pine streetscape. Also includes records of joint meetings, including with Seashore Transportation forum regarding Lake City and also Seattle Public Utilities and the Committee of the Built Environment regarding sewer overflow and wastewater management.

Dates

Creation: 2010-2015

Creator

Seattle (Wash.). City Council (Organization)
Rasmussen, Tom (Person)

Restrictions on Access

Records are open to the public.

Conditions Governing Use

Records are available for use onsite in the SMA reading room, including electronic records through the electronic records search.

Biographical Note

Tom Rasmussen was elected to City Council in 2003. Prior to his tenure on City Council, Rasmussen earned a Bachelor's Degree from Pacific Lutheran University, a J.D. from Valparaiso University, and was an aide to former Councilmember Jeanette Williams.

Partial Extent

3.2 Cubic Feet (8 boxes)

Partial Extent

140 digital files (997 MB)

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Abstract

Records of the committee during Rasmussen's tenure as chair.

Related Materials

Additional materials from Councilmember Rasmussen’s tenure found in City social media accounts and City websites are searchable online through ArchiveSocial and Archive-IT.

Location of Records

SMA

Associated Digital Files

Digital files from this series

Processing Information

CloneSpy was used to filter and log duplicate files. Duplicate files and non-record material were deleted. CUSpider SSN Scanning and DtSearch were used to screen for personal and sensitive information. DROID was used to identify file formats, extract metadata, and facilitate processing decisions. Files were then logged and transferred using Robocopy to preservation storage.

Digital files have been combined into the pdf/a format for accessibility. Original functionality such as hyperlinks may not be available.