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Residents urge reversal of Rosedale two‑way change, citing child safety and lack of notice
Summary
Multiple University Park residents told the council the temporary conversion of Rosedale Avenue to two‑way traffic has made the narrow street more dangerous for children and pedestrians and said they received inadequate notice; staff said the temporary change is tied to Snyder Plaza construction and may last 12–13 months.
Residents of the neighborhood around Snyder Plaza urged the University Park City Council on Nov. 5 to reverse a temporary conversion that changed Rosedale Avenue from a one‑way to a two‑way street during construction.
"Rosedale is the narrowest... there is only enough width available for one lane of traffic," said Mike Ellis, who lives at 3445 Rosedale, and testified that the conversion has compounded…
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