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St. Louis committee advances speed-hump installations and creates four-way stop recommendation
Summary
The St. Louis City Public Infrastructure and Utilities Committee on May 1 issued do-pass recommendations for four board bills to install speed humps at multiple neighborhood locations and to establish a four-way stop at North Garrison Avenue and Locust Street; the committee also explained how residents request traffic calming and announced upcoming water-division and mobility-plan reviews.
The St. Louis City Public Infrastructure and Utilities Committee voted May 1 to recommend approval of four board bills that would add speed humps at several neighborhood locations and establish a four-way stop at North Garrison Avenue and Locust Street.
Alderman Sharp Hubbard introduced Board Bill 3, asking the committee to direct the director of streets, under ordinance numbers 70333 and 71394, to install speed humps on the 1200 block of Montclair Avenue. "These humps were requested by one of my constituents, Dorothy Snead, leadership in that area over CCUNA," Sharp Hubbard said, referring to the Citizens United Neighborhood Association, and asked the committee for a "due pass recommendation." The committee recorded four aye votes and sustained a do-pass recommendation on the bill.
Alderman Kara Spencer, participating by Zoom, presented Board Bill 4, a request for six speed humps at…
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