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Stayton planning commission recommends city council adopt safety action plan to pursue federal implementation grants
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The Stayton Planning Commission voted to recommend that the City Council adopt a citywide Safety Action Plan developed with Kittelson and Associates. The plan uses a Safe System approach, prioritizes near-term projects and establishes performance metrics required to pursue USDOT implementation grants.
The Stayton Planning Commission voted to recommend that the City Council adopt a Safety Action Plan developed for the city by Kittelson and Associates, a transportation planning and engineering firm. The plan documents a Safe System approach to reduce deaths and serious injuries, prioritizes near-term projects and establishes performance metrics required to pursue USDOT implementation grants.
Kittelson project manager Nick Gross told the commission the plan focuses on city-owned streets within the city limits and is designed to meet the federal Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant program requirements so the city can pursue implementation grants later. Gross said adoption of the plan is a required first step before seeking USDOT implementation funding.
Kittelson transportation planner Amy Griffiths…
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