He said that Cal-trans did not want a “temporary fix” to the situation, and that hopefully they would have some answers in the spring of next year. The committee also discussed the construction of new sidewalks in the City of Sutter Creek, in order to comply with the standards of the American’s with Disabilities Act. The committee did motion to approve a new resolution and appendix for the Regional Transportation Plan. Amador County Transportation Committee Planner Sean Rabe’, gave a presentation on the Plan, in which he drew attention to a county traffic infrastructure that is not keeping pace with recent development.  The new resolution included an increase in Regional Traffic Mitigation fees as well as a Fair Share payment that will be paid by individuals building new homes in the county.