Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Transportation topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Residents propose pathway, sidewalks and speed‑management measures as CDBG candidates
Summary
Residents suggested finishing the paved path connecting upper and lower Huachuca City, constructing sidewalks to the Activity Center/library for student safety, adding speed bumps and signage to slow neighborhood traffic; council agreed to include safe‑streets ideas in the candidate list.
Resident Julian Barclay proposed completing a paved path that connects upper and lower Huachuca City to provide a safe walking route to the library and Activity Center and to avoid a steep road that poses difficulty for pedestrians. Earlier comment from Steven Sherwood also urged a sidewalk from the school to the Activity Center to keep children off the roadway, and councilmembers recommended speed‑management measures such as speed tables, speed bumps and improved signage on neighborhood streets.
Mayor Wallace and staff said the suggestions would be recorded and added to the candidate project list for CDBG consideration or for smaller local action; SEAGO noted that clear project scopes, design work or engineering (which SSP grants can fund) enhance competitiveness for construction dollars.
