Project Overview
The revisions of the Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program will focus on strengthening design and implementation practices on neighborhood streets with or without sidewalks.
Upcoming Events
- Commission on Disability Issues - Wednesday, May 20th at 4pm
- Transportation Commission - Wednesday, May 20th at 7pm
- Virtual Office Hours - Tuesday, May 26th at 12pm-1pm
- Virtual Office Hours - Wednesday, June 3rd at 6:30pm-7:30pm
Why is this project being done?
The Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program is a formal process for residents and property owners to engage the city in a partnership to explore traffic concerns, and potential solutions, on local streets. During a recent resident meeting to discuss design elements for traffic calming in their neighborhood, ADA concerns were brought forward. The Transportation Team has met with the City’s ADA Coordinator regarding the concerns to ensure compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and how to proceed with a comprehensive review of the Residential Traffic Calming Program to address those concerns.
Work to be done
- Peer Review – Complete
- Technical Assessment – Complete
- Public Engagement – Ongoing
- Program Updates – In development
Costs and funding source
Traffic Calming Program Budget
This review will not delay the installation of approved traffic calming devices or projects currently in the implementation queue. Staff will also continue to accept and process new applications during this review period.
- Commission on Disability Issues (CODI) and Transportation Commission Presentation
- Office Hours
- May 26th 12:00pm to 1:00pm (ZOOM)
- June 3rd 6:30pm to 7:30pm (ZOOM)
