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Curbs and crosswalks: commission hears update on Main Street accessibility work

Alpine City Planning Commission · February 18, 2026
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Summary

Staff told the commission curb-ramp and sidewalk upgrades on Main Street are largely done at several intersections; commissioners asked to continue coordination on marked crosswalks and RRFB flashing beacons.

Commissioners learned the city has completed curb-ramp upgrades at several Main Street intersections and that additional crossings with marked RRFB flashing devices are part of the recommended pedestrian improvements. A commissioner noted the city completed curb and ramp work at three intersections this past season, while staff said a few more locations remain to be upgraded.

The group also revisited prior use of temporary speed tables in neighboring jurisdictions and the negative feedback those installations generated; commissioners agreed permanent traffic-calming devices should be tested and coordinated with public feedback and maintenance considerations.