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Traffic congestion and safety near Fiddlers Canyon Elementary and Cedar Middle School are major concerns. The council is working with the school district to find better ways to manage parent drop-off and pick-up lines.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 4 mentions in the last 30 days.
No immediate financial impact was cited, as the project is in the planning phase.
Local residents and parents navigating the school zone.
None identified.
<p>As more than 650,000 students across Utah begin returning to the classroom – Iron County on Wednesday, Aug. 12, and Washington County on Thursday, Aug. 13 – the American Red Cross of Utah is reminding families that back-to-school safety starts before the first bell rings.</p>
<p>As more than 650,000 students across Utah begin returning to the classroom – Iron County on Wednesday, Aug. 12, and Washington County on Thursday, Aug. 13 – the American Red Cross of Utah is reminding families that back-to-school safety starts before the first bell rings.</p>
<p>(Sponsored) Washington County students return to class Thursday, Aug. 13, and back-to-school brings a dramatic shift to roads. Morning commutes become more hectic as crosswalks fill with students, pickup lines stretch through neighborhoods and kids walk, bike or ride scooters alongside vehicle traffic. For drivers, parents and students alike, even a few extra seconds of awareness can make a difference.</p>
Two traffic signal projects remain incomplete as Cedar City awaits the materials necessary to finish them and the start of the new school year nears.On Wednesday, City Engineer Kent Fugal said both projects —...
Traffic congestion and safety near Fiddlers Canyon Elementary and Cedar Middle School are major concerns. The council is working with the school district to find better ways to manage parent drop-off and pick-up lines.
Residents are concerned about dangerous traffic conditions on Main Street, specifically at 860 West, and are requesting a traffic signal to prevent head-on collisions.
A study shows that students and residents feel unsafe walking or biking near campus due to high traffic and poor infrastructure. The city is looking at ways to improve crosswalks and traffic flow.
Traffic stacking at the elementary school is causing issues for neighbors. The police are working on a plan, possibly including one-way traffic during school hours.
The rezone would facilitate a new commercial development on the site.
Allows for commercial development on a site that the applicant argues is better suited for business than residential use.
The amendment corrects the legal plat to match the existing building footprint, which remains compliant with setback requirements.
The variance allows the project to move forward under its current financing structure.
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