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Council authorizes Safe Streets for All grant application for 5 Points intersection and Baltimore Avenue planning
Summary
Council authorized an application to Safe Streets for All for the 5 Points intersection and supplemental planning on Baltimore Avenue; the motion, made by Council Member Trey Herman, passed unanimously.
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Council member Trey Herman moved to authorize an application to the Safe Streets for All program to fund planning for the 5 Points intersection and supplemental work on Baltimore Avenue. The motion was made, seconded and approved unanimously, enabling the borough to proceed with the grant application process.
Herman framed the item as part of traffic-safety work following an overview of distracted-pedestrian and distracted-driver concerns. The authorization gives staff direction to prepare the application consistent with the council’s priorities for pedestrian and intersection safety.
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