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Residents expressed concerns about how new retail and storage developments might increase traffic and complicate access for neighbors.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
The cost of the radar sign will be partially covered by a matching grant.
Residents living near 555 East 2950 North will benefit from improved traffic safety.
Drivers who prefer higher speeds on the local street.
The city is reviewing traffic studies for specific streets and considering a new radar speed sign to help slow down cars in the Edgemont neighborhood.
Residents are concerned about traffic and want a study done to see if safety improvements are needed.
Neighbors are worried about increased traffic and safety issues near new drive-thru developments.
Residents expressed concerns about how new retail and storage developments might increase traffic and complicate access for neighbors.
Students proposed new bike boulevards and trail access points to make it easier for residents to get around without relying on cars.
Residents are frustrated by loud motorcycles looping through neighborhoods on Sundays. Police are monitoring, but state law makes it hard to ticket them unless they are speeding.
Residents are concerned about speeding on 2950 North. The city is testing a low-cost pilot project to narrow the road and slow drivers down.
Residents are concerned about speeding near Wasatch Elementary and are installing radar signs to help.
The project aims to provide owner-occupied housing but faces opposition regarding neighborhood density and historical preservation.
This change could allow for more housing units on the site.
The request was denied due to concerns about losing owner-occupied housing.
This could change the look and visibility of signage along this corridor.
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