Neighborhood Traffic Calming Cycle 15

At a glance

  • What: Selection of neighborhood traffic calming projects for construction in 2027 and 2028; the narrowed list has 27 projects costing about 10.8 to 11.6 million dollars against a budget of about 3.5 million.
  • Where it stands: Hearing opened October 15 and continued to November; written comments from members due the end of the following week.
  • Next: The Commission votes on a recommended list in November; City Council votes on the final cycle 15 list and budget in December.

Details

  • Budget aimed at roughly equal shares per council district; a state-law requirement directs proportional spending (about 196,000 dollars) in four lower-income census tracts.
  • Staff asked whether to move to a two-year project cycle and to set aside money (roughly 200,000 dollars was discussed) for speed humps and painted street treatments such as painted bump outs and asphalt art; support was mixed, with one member preferring fewer paint and post treatments.
  • Members voiced support for projects totaling about 3.8 million dollars, including quick build traffic circles, crossings on Nevada, Crestline and Northwest Boulevard, a restripe near an elementary school, a pedestrian hybrid beacon, and speed humps at Rockwood and 16th.
  • Related: Transportation Benefit District Sidewalk Program 2027-2028.

Sources

Log

2026-10-15 - Transportation Commission

  • Hearing opened with staff presentation of the narrowed list; discussion of specific projects, two-year cycle and set-aside; hearing continued to the November meeting on a voice vote.