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Committee forwards school-zone changes around new high school to council
Summary
Staff recommended multiple 15 mph school-zone extensions and new stop controls near the new high school and Northside Elementary; the committee voted to send the proposal to full council.
A city traffic official described a package of school-zone and intersection changes aimed at the new high school and surrounding neighborhood. "We're creating a 15 mile an hour school zone on the new Cheesemaker Drive, from 32nd Avenue up to 8.5 Street," the official said, and reported extensions of 15 mph zones on several nearby avenues and proposals for new stop controls at intersections affected by construction and new traffic patterns.
Committee members voiced support for safety-first choices in a neighborhood experiencing turnover and increased traffic. After questions about where buses and parent traffic would concentrate, the committee voted to forward the school-zone recommendations to the full council; the motion carried unanimously among the three members present.
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