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Council moves forward with Vision Zero slow-zone pilot on Near East Side
Summary
Council approved an ordinance authorizing a pilot for neighborhood slow zones on the Near East Side under the City's Vision Zero initiative, funded in part by a $1.38 million federal Safe Streets for All grant and up to $250,000 from city bond and federal grant funds for engineering and temporary materials.
Columbus's Public Service and Transportation Committee advanced a Vision Zero pilot to test neighborhood slow zones on the Near East Side, with council approving an ordinance to transfer funds and authorize contracting to develop temporary traffic-calming measures.
Councilmember Barosa de Padilla introduced ordinance 35 64 20 24, saying the pilot grew from…
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