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Councilors propose pilot to shorten pedestrian signal waits as part of walkability push
Summary
Councilors at the April 10 retreat discussed long pedestrian-signal waits at busy intersections and proposed a pilot to adjust signal timing or allow pedestrian calls to be honored on the next cycle to support walkability, with staff cautioning about potential vehicle congestion trade-offs.
Pedestrian signal timing and active-transportation access were raised during the retreat as an operational item tied to broader growth and walkability goals.
Councilor Elizabeth said she frequently encounters crosswalks where the pedestrian call takes a long time and asked whether the city could implement technology that would allow a pedestrian to get the next…
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