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Summary <br />This project reviews community comments regarding traffic on residential collector and local access streets, <br />prioritizes locations, and constructs traffic calming measures where appropriate. <br />Description <br />The City Council adopted the Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program in July, 2003 to provide comprehensive and <br />objective approach to traffic calming on local residential and residential collector roadways. Traffic calming is the use <br />of engineered solutions to reduce vehicle speeds to an appropriate level and to encourage motorists to utilize <br />appropriate through routes across the City. Acceptable traffic calming measures include but are not limited to speed <br />humps, traffic circles, chicanes, raised crosswalks/intersection, medians, and bulb outs. Project Scope: Evaluate <br />citizen requests for traffic calming, determine appropriate measures, and create a prioritized list for construction in <br />accordance to procedure defined in the Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program. Prepare construction documents for <br />the items on the priority list, bid and construct the selected improvements each year. Construction of speed humps <br />will be included with the annual street rehabilitation program. <br />Justification or Benefit of Project <br />This project calms traffic and improves traffic safety in residential neighborhoods, thus improving the quality of life for <br />residents. <br />Consequences of not doing the Project <br />Safety and quality of life would be reduced if this project is not completed. Traffic calming speed humps or other <br />improvements will not be completed for streets where residents are concerned about speeding. <br />Project Numb 2016.0040Project Typ Traffic and Pedestrian - Contr <br />Detailed Cost $50,000 Status Retired <br />Department/Sponsor Engineering & Transportatio <br />Impact to Operation Cost Impact to Maintenance Cost <br />Likely Cost <br />Categor <br />Project Name Annual Neighborhood Traffic Calm 15-16 <br />59