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Program Description
In response to residents’ requests for safer neighborhood streets, the Neighborhoods First Streets Program is implementing traffic calming pilot projects during the spring and summer of 2025. These projects are temporary measures to reduce speeds in our neighborhoods and will help inform their effectiveness before long-term projects are undertaken. They will be removed before winter conditions are expected.
Where
Payday Drive
Little Kate & Lucky John
Ledger Drive
What to Expect
Pilot projects will take place along Payday Drive, Little Kate and Lucky John, and Ledger Drive. The temporary treatments will be installed in the neighborhood’s roadway. Data will be collected for the duration of the pilot project and will be used to inform their effect on vehicle speeds. If determined to be an effective traffic calming measure, the pilot project may receive funding in next year's fiscal budget as a Capital Improvement Project.
Treatments
Pilot project treatments may include mini roundabouts, chicanes, curb extensions, or medians. Each of these treatments is shown below.
Program Description
In response to residents’ requests for safer neighborhood streets, the Neighborhoods First Streets Program is implementing traffic calming pilot projects during the spring and summer of 2025. These projects are temporary measures to reduce speeds in our neighborhoods and will help inform their effectiveness before long-term projects are undertaken. They will be removed before winter conditions are expected.
Where
Payday Drive
Little Kate & Lucky John
Ledger Drive
What to Expect
Pilot projects will take place along Payday Drive, Little Kate and Lucky John, and Ledger Drive. The temporary treatments will be installed in the neighborhood’s roadway. Data will be collected for the duration of the pilot project and will be used to inform their effect on vehicle speeds. If determined to be an effective traffic calming measure, the pilot project may receive funding in next year's fiscal budget as a Capital Improvement Project.
Treatments
Pilot project treatments may include mini roundabouts, chicanes, curb extensions, or medians. Each of these treatments is shown below.
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