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Students have been hit in crosswalks near the school. The school wants flashing lights to keep kids safe during early morning and evening hours.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The district is contributing $7,500 in matching grant funds to help cover the cost of ADA ramp installations.
Students walking to Provost Elementary.
Students and staff at Treeside Charter School.
The city is working to ensure students have safe routes to school by installing new crosswalks and ADA ramps near Provost and Spring Creek Elementary schools.
Parents are worried about the lack of crosswalks and high traffic speeds near the school, especially with new housing developments nearby.
Assistant Principal Lynn Allred requested flashing lights for crosswalks on Lakeshore Drive after two students were hit by vehicles recently.
Parents and staff are worried that a new industrial development will bring heavy trucks and traffic into a school zone, endangering students.
This large project would significantly increase density in the Foothills neighborhood, with neighbors worried about parking spillover and building height.
The project would add seven new townhomes to the Spring Creek neighborhood, with residents concerned about parking availability.
Returns land to private owners that is no longer needed for public road improvements.
This project would bring new commercial and industrial space to the area, potentially increasing local tax revenue.
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