Senator Mary Margaret Haugen
305 Cherberg Building
Olympia, WA 98504-0410
Dear Senator Haugen:
We represent thousands of individuals who are interested in safe and healthy streets. From Rainier Beach to West Seattle to Ballard to Lake City, and other places across the state, we represent people who want their streets to be safe when they drive, safe when they walk, and safe when they ride a bicycle.
As Chair of the Washington State Senate Transportation Committee, you must know, as we do, that one especially effective tool for making our residential streets safer places for people whether they are eight years old or eighty is a residential speed zone of 20 miles per hour.
This year, we encourage you to support the newest version of the Neighborhood Safe Streets Bill that will allow our cities and towns local authority to establish 20 mph zones on non-arterial streets to protect us all.
Thank you for being a public servant for so many years. We look forward to your legacy of providing safe streets in Washington State for us all.
Sincerely,
•Barbara Gordon, Eastlake Greenways
•Bob Edmiston, Madison Park/Valley Greenways Organizer, Madison Park Community Council Board
•Cathy Tuttle, Executive Director, Seattle Neighborhood Greenways
•Clint Loper, Northeast Seattle Greenways and Coordinator of Walk.Bike.Schools
•Devor Barton, Beacon B.I.K.E.S.
•Dylan Ahearn, Beacon B.I.K.E.S.
•Eli Goldberg, Coordinator of University Greenways
•Gordon Padelford, Central Seattle Greenways
•Janine Blaeloch, Coordinator of Lake City Greenways
•Jennifer Litowski, Ballard Greenways Coordinator
•Julia Field, Undriving Founder and Ballard Greenways
•Lisa Quinn, Executive Director of Feet First
•Madeleine Carlson, Wallingford Greenways, biking parent of kindergartener and preschooler
•Merlin Rainwater, RN, MN; Central Seattle Greenways
•Michael Herschensohn, Queen Anne Greenways and Queen Anne Historical Society President
•Michael and Kathi Snyder, Ballard Greenways
•Nicholas Richter, Central Seattle Greenways
•Shannon Dunn & Dawn Hemminger, East Ballard Community Association
•Timo Reger, Ballard Greenways
Seattle Neighborhood Greenways www.SeattleGreenways.org
I am currently organizing the collected signature data to present to the Senate Transportation Committee. We are finalizing a formal briefing document to demonstrate the geographic reach of this demand across the state. Expect a detailed report on our pending meeting requests once the legislative schedule is confirmed.
6 Comments
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Mike Ramirez
13 years ago
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Too many people speeding through our neighborhood like it is a race track. My kids play outside and I am always worried about them. 20mph is enough.
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Brenda Stevens
13 years ago
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Wish they would do this in every city in the state. Drivers are getting absolutely reckless.
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Dave Wilkinson
13 years ago
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FINALLY. Lower the limits everywhere. Cars go way too fast in ballard.
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Linda Mehta
13 years ago
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It is just common sense. So many close calls lately with people rushing to work. Slow it down.
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Kevin Carter
13 years ago
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Not sure why this is even a debate. Safer streets equal safer kids. Do it.
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Sarah Lund
13 years ago
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Agree 100%. Been saying this for years. Nobody needs to go 30 or 35 on residential side streets.
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Senator Mary Margaret Haugen
305 Cherberg Building
Olympia, WA 98504-0410
Dear Senator Haugen:
We represent thousands of individuals who are interested in safe and healthy streets. From Rainier Beach to West Seattle to Ballard to Lake City, and other places across the state, we represent people who want their streets to be safe when they drive, safe when they walk, and safe when they ride a bicycle.
As Chair of the Washington State Senate Transportation Committee, you must know, as we do, that one especially effective tool for making our residential streets safer places for people whether they are eight years old or eighty is a residential speed zone of 20 miles per hour.
This year, we encourage you to support the newest version of the Neighborhood Safe Streets Bill that will allow our cities and towns local authority to establish 20 mph zones on non-arterial streets to protect us all.
Thank you for being a public servant for so many years. We look forward to your legacy of providing safe streets in Washington State for us all.
Sincerely,
•Barbara Gordon, Eastlake Greenways
•Bob Edmiston, Madison Park/Valley Greenways Organizer, Madison Park Community Council Board
•Cathy Tuttle, Executive Director, Seattle Neighborhood Greenways
•Clint Loper, Northeast Seattle Greenways and Coordinator of Walk.Bike.Schools
•Devor Barton, Beacon B.I.K.E.S.
•Dylan Ahearn, Beacon B.I.K.E.S.
•Eli Goldberg, Coordinator of University Greenways
•Gordon Padelford, Central Seattle Greenways
•Janine Blaeloch, Coordinator of Lake City Greenways
•Jennifer Litowski, Ballard Greenways Coordinator
•Julia Field, Undriving Founder and Ballard Greenways
•Lisa Quinn, Executive Director of Feet First
•Madeleine Carlson, Wallingford Greenways, biking parent of kindergartener and preschooler
•Merlin Rainwater, RN, MN; Central Seattle Greenways
•Michael Herschensohn, Queen Anne Greenways and Queen Anne Historical Society President
•Michael and Kathi Snyder, Ballard Greenways
•Nicholas Richter, Central Seattle Greenways
•Shannon Dunn & Dawn Hemminger, East Ballard Community Association
•Timo Reger, Ballard Greenways
Seattle Neighborhood Greenways www.SeattleGreenways.org
I am currently organizing the collected signature data to present to the Senate Transportation Committee. We are finalizing a formal briefing document to demonstrate the geographic reach of this demand across the state. Expect a detailed report on our pending meeting requests once the legislative schedule is confirmed.
6 Comments
M
Mike Ramirez
13 years ago
Featured
Too many people speeding through our neighborhood like it is a race track. My kids play outside and I am always worried about them. 20mph is enough.
B
Brenda Stevens
13 years ago
Featured
Wish they would do this in every city in the state. Drivers are getting absolutely reckless.
D
Dave Wilkinson
13 years ago
Featured
FINALLY. Lower the limits everywhere. Cars go way too fast in ballard.
L
Linda Mehta
13 years ago
Featured
It is just common sense. So many close calls lately with people rushing to work. Slow it down.
K
Kevin Carter
13 years ago
Featured
Not sure why this is even a debate. Safer streets equal safer kids. Do it.
S
Sarah Lund
13 years ago
Featured
Agree 100%. Been saying this for years. Nobody needs to go 30 or 35 on residential side streets.
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Too many people speeding through our neighborhood like it is a race track. My kids play outside and I am always worried about them. 20mph is enough.