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Neighbors are worried that new retail and storage developments will increase traffic congestion and make it harder to get in and out of local drive-thrus.
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The approved sign costs $3,186, funded through the district's matching grant allocation.
Residents of 2950 North and the Edgemont neighborhood will benefit from increased driver awareness.
Nearby residents concerned about increased traffic.
Residents are concerned about speeding on local streets. The board is using matching grants to install speed signs and working with the city on road-narrowing measures.
Residents are worried about speeding and pedestrian safety near a local school and want a formal study to find solutions.
The city is installing a new light at 700 East and 800 North and upgrading the signal at 500 North and Freedom Blvd to reduce accidents and help pedestrians.
The city is adding a new signal at 700 East and 800 North and upgrading the 500 North/University Avenue intersection to include protected left turns and better pedestrian signals.
Residents expressed concerns regarding traffic flow and safety, particularly around new commercial drive-thrus and school zones.
Neighbors are worried that new retail and storage developments will increase traffic congestion and make it harder to get in and out of local drive-thrus.
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Residents are struggling with long-term driveway closures and safety issues for kids walking to school due to the 820 North construction project.
Residents are worried about speeding and pedestrian safety near schools. The board is working to get more traffic studies done to address these risks.
Residents are worried about parking overflow into neighborhoods during tournaments. The city is introducing license plate readers to manage the lot more efficiently.
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.
This could change the look and visibility of signage along this corridor.
The project aims to add residential units to the mall area, which has sparked debate over density and the inclusion of existing mobile home parks.
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