Transportation Streetscape

Articles tagged transportation streetscape from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Transportation Streetscape

Consultants present two Little Saigon streetscape concepts; council asks for traffic and economic studies

HKLA presented two concepts for Little Saigon on Bolsa Avenue: Option 1 keeps existing lanes and adds trees/benches; Option 2 removes a lane for wider pedestrian and bike spaces. Councilmembers voiced preference for Option 2 but repeatedly requested traffic, OCTA and economic analyses before any lane reduction.

WestminsterOct 1, 2026

Transportation Streetscape

West Whiteland wins $150,000 grant for Exton Crossroads Streetscape and Mobility Plan

The Township received a $150,000 grant to develop a detailed Exton Crossroads Streetscape & Mobility Plan to improve multimodal connections, streetscape and wayfinding in the Town Center; public participation events are planned.

WestlandAug 12, 2026

Transportation Streetscape

Sumner introduces 'voonerfs' to slow traffic and prioritize pedestrians downtown

Sumner's project includes 'voonerfs' — shared street designs intended to slow vehicle traffic and prioritize people on foot — presented as a way to make downtown more walkable and inviting.

Sumner CityAug 3, 2026

Transportation Streetscape

CRA approves $173,660 amendment for RAISE streetscape design after USDOT lane-width guidance

At a special CRA meeting, staff presented Addendum No. 3 to Chastain Skillman (DCCM) changing travel lanes from 10 to 11 feet to comply with USDOT guidance; the amendment carries a fiscal impact of $173,660 and was approved to protect approximately $20 million in RAISE grant funding.

City of Lake WalesJul 1, 2026