posted by Joe Polk at 12:16 PM /
Commissioners decided Monday to have engineers pursue further study of the installation of speed humps in the Mapleton corridor. This was the mildest of three options considered; others included adding no-turn signs and diverting traffic.
"The majority of the commission approved what we considered to be the less restrictive measure," Commissioner Dan Miller said. "I was just pleased we've made some progress in this. It's a very difficult and sensitive issue."
The commission also agreed to re-evaluate a traffic calming policy that had been established four years ago.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/09057/951708-55.stm
"The majority of the commission approved what we considered to be the less restrictive measure," Commissioner Dan Miller said. "I was just pleased we've made some progress in this. It's a very difficult and sensitive issue."
The commission also agreed to re-evaluate a traffic calming policy that had been established four years ago.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/09057/951708-55.stm
Labels: mapleton corridor, traffic calming
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