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Through the Traffic Calming Program, the City and residents work together to improve public safety on neighborhood streets. Traffic calming is a method of slowing traffic through physical treatments to streets originally designed primarily for vehicles. The most common examples include speed humps, medians and traffic circles.
Item | Yes | No | Result |
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Install ONE speed hump at or near 420 Mohawk Drive | 69% | 31% | Request did not pass. |
Neighborhood Vote |
Engineering Approval |
Council Approval |
Requires Public Hearing |
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Speed Humps (parabolic / full or split) |
Circles with or without outer rings |
Diverters (Semi-diagonal-forced) |
Street Closures (Permanent / Occasional) |
Curb Extensions |
Alternate Parking |
Textured Pavements |
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Lateral Shifts |
General Use Signs |
Chicanes ("S" Shapes) |
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Speed Cushions |
"Psycho Perspective" Controls / Tricks |
Lane Reductions |
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Narrowing / Neckdowns |
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Adjacent Landscaping / Streetscapes |
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Temporary measure |
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Traffic Islands |