June Newsletter
Traffic Calming Measures in Ward 2
As more families are enjoying the warmer weather outdoors with children and loved ones, it’s important for drivers and pedestrians to be aware of road safety. I have heard from several residents about certain “hot spots” known for speeding, and I am happy to share the below traffic calming measures to be implemented in Ward 2.
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| Location | Concern | Requests | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Evanston View and Evansbrooke Link NW | Dangerous Crosswalk (Evanston) | Curb Extensions | Installation Approved (Spring/Summer 2022) |
| Symons Valley Pkwy - Evansford Cir/Evanspark Cir NW | Dangerous Crosswalk (Evanston) | Crosswalk Lights | Traffic Signal Approved (Fall 2022) |
| 100 Hawkwood BV NW | Dangerous Crosswalk (Hawkwood) | Ladder Markings | Installation Approved (Spring/Summer 2022) |
| 171 Hawkwood BV NW | Dangerous Crosswalk (Hawkwood) | Reflective sleeves / Ladder Markings | Installation Approved (Summer 2022) |
| Kincora Glen Rd NW | Removal of Barrier (Kincora) | Replacement of Barrier | Review Scheduled (Spring 2022) |
Reporting Broken Sidewalks to 311
Crews from Roads have been out in communities to complete minor repairs on sidewalks, such as: grout, caulking, and grinding where defects have been identified. Foremen are also currently conducting their yearly inspections of concrete surveys and will schedule replacement in future seasons as required.
Please submit requests to 311 if you know of any sidewalks in need of repair. By reporting these on the 311 app, a geolocation marker will be provided to crews, which will help them easily locate and fix the issue.
Categories: General, Roads, Safety, Transportation