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Residents are worried about speeding and safety on Spring Lane, especially with the new park coming soon.
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Local residents and pedestrians who use 3900 South.
Residents who believe road narrowing will increase congestion or create safety hazards.
Residents are concerned about traffic speed and safety at the Highland Drive bypass. The proposed rezone offers a chance to redesign the intersection and improve pedestrian safety.
Residents are worried about speeding and safety on Spring Lane, especially with the new park coming soon.
Neighbors are concerned about the amount of traffic on their street. The council is looking at ways to help, like adding signs to remind drivers to be careful.
A resident raised concerns about pedestrian safety at a busy intersection following a recent accident involving a child.
A resident raised concerns about speeding and lack of crosswalks near Olympus High School, noting that the street is being used as a bypass.
The council is concerned about the rise in electric scooters and motorcycles, especially among youth, and is looking for ways to educate parents and enforce safety rules.
Residents and the applicant are debating how to best address speeding and pedestrian safety on Murray Holladay Road. Proposals include lane narrowing and new sidewalks, but some neighbors worry these changes could make the road less safe.
Residents are worried about the lack of sidewalks and dangerous traffic speeds on 3900 South. The Council agreed to have the city engineer look into it.
This project will provide 100 long-term affordable rental units in the heart of the city.
The project would significantly increase the number of housing units allowed on the site compared to current zoning.
Designation helps preserve the home's historic character and allows the owners to maintain the property's unique architectural features.
The proposal aims to slow traffic and improve safety, though staff and the Planning Commission have raised concerns about the technical feasibility and safety of the proposed narrowing.
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