Project Overview

The Redwood-Rosedale-Springbrook petition has been received and engagement is in progress.

City staff has recently completed a review of traffic calming design elements to ensure compliance with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA).

The review of the program included:

  • Data collection Spring 2026
  • Public engagement Summer-Fall 2026
  • Updates to traffic calming design elements Fall 2026

Instructions to join the virtual meeting will be posted to this site Thursday, October 29.

Why is this project being done?

This project is being completed to address speeding concerns and cut-through traffic on Redwood Ave, Rosedale St, and Springbrook St.

Work to be done

Preliminary Plan #2

Install paint-and-post devices at intersections to limit wide, fast turns, providing more time and visibility to pedestrians crossing the street.

Funding Source

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  • Temporary road closure. The road will only be open to local traffic.

The Traffic Calming Program has specific engagement requirements and consists of five steps. Step 4: Meeting #2 is scheduled for October 29, from 6-7PM. Meeting notifications will be mailed to Project Area residents once a new date has been set. Please refer to the Traffic Calming Guidebook for more detail. All residents are welcome to attend the two public meetings (Steps 3 and 4). However, only property owners and residents in the defined project area can provide feedback on the Initial Questionnaire (Step 2) and Final Poll (Step 5).

Project Boundaries

Redwood-Rosedale-Springbrook Traffic Calming Project extent

Redwood-Rosedale-Springbrook Traffic Calming Project extent