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Transportation Meeting: Jan. 11th, 6:00pm At The Marmalade Library or on Zoom Program will include: I-15 Corridor Expansion EIS- Q & A, public comment deadline on Jan 13 GREENbike Marmalade Library installation (Stan Penfold presenting) – public input requested Capital Hill Traffic Calming Plan- update CIP application- Reimagining 4th & 4th (400 N & 400 W) – public input requested …
The 30-day comment period for the draft alternatives to improve the I-15 corridor between Salt Lake City and Farmington (November 10 – December 16). There will be multiple alternatives for review for each of the areas in the study: Salt Lake, North Salt Lake/Woods Cross, Farmington, Centerville/Parrish, Bountiful/West Bountiful, and I-15. All of these alternatives will be on the website …
Topic: Capitol Hill Traffic Calming Plan- Outreach, plan overview, timeline, potential demonstration projectsGuest Speaker: Kyle Cook-SLC Transportation Division Engineer/Project Manager Time: Wednesday, Jan 26, 2022 07:00 PM Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/87877788225?pwd=aTNRbUZvcm1TYnFGbFI2ZGdTaVhNUT09 Meeting ID: 878 7778 8225Passcode: 160382One tap mobile+12532158782,,87877788225#,,,,*160382# US (Tacoma)+13462487799,,87877788225#,,,,*160382# US (Houston) Dial by your location +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma) +1 346 248 …
Salt Lake City Transportation Division is launching Connect SLC, an extensive process to update the last Transportation Master Plan from 1996. They want to hear from you! Take the survey to share what YOU think about transportation in SLC! Survey closes at the end of December and is available in English and Spanish. Take the Survey – English Take the Survey – Spanish …
Quick build street design: what is it and why we need it The typical timeline for projects that add complete Streets elements or otherwise change streets to make them safer for bike riders and pedestrians can take years to implement. Smaller projects, such as adding a bulb-out to reduce the width of a pedestrian crossing or adding a protected bike …
CAPITOL HILL NIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 17, 2021 6:30 PM on Zoom Register in advance for this meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0vcOuvrjkuHt2s0MUpVwz9eYrmanp3Wliy 6:30 Convene on Zoom Approve minutes from October 20, 2021 meeting (Can be found at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Wk6iMn3uFpHkFtOMX4WbDujtqgUIPJx5ly-V5Xc88t0/edit?usp=sharing) Treasurer’s report 6:35 Public officials’ reports Chris Wharton- City Council Lt. Bob Norgaard- SLC PD Jamie Stokes- Mayor’s Office Jen Daily-Provost- Utah Legislature …
Report by Brian Hutchinson- CHNC Transportation Committee Chair Show your support for the Capitol Hill Traffic Calming Plan, sign the petition Salt Lake City is about to dramatically improve the safety and livability of its neighborhood streets and residences, starting with a pilot program in the northern gateway neighborhood of Capitol Hill. City Council Member Wharton led an effort to …
Please replace the current announcement of seeking ideas for the street art project with an announcement of the actual project. This should be the most prominent item on the landing page. Here’s a text you can use: COME PAINT THE STREETS! Help reshape the intersection of 600 North and 200 West- Center St. to increase safety for pedestrians and cyclists. …
Major project milestone and feedback opportunity! The 600/700 North corridor study has released a draft Vision document here. The Vision document has transformative ideas for the corridor, which will be built in phases, with spot improvements at crosswalks, traffic signals, and bus stops followed by major roadway reconstruction. Before advancing into engineering design, we want to vet this Vision with …
HELP SOLVE CAPITOL HILL’S TRAFFIC ISSUES Tonight, the City Council will consider the Capitol Hill Neighborhood Council’s request for funds to implement our Traffic Calming Plan. This comprehensive plan includes crosswalk enhancements, traffic-slowing devices (“speed lumps”), and other improvements to reduce speeding and cut-through traffic, and enhance pedestrian and bicycle safety in our neighborhood. YOU CAN HELP by attending tomorrow’s …