Ask City of Columbia City Council to approve a neighborhood-wide speed limit of 25mph and to approve the addition of four-way stop signs at the following intersections:
Momentum is building fast. The city is officially paying attention.
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Kyle Campeau
4 years ago
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We need these and other traffic calming measures in order to maintain a safe place for pedestrian traffic. A large percentage of Earlewood residents walk the neighborhood streets with their pets and children. Too many are beginning to comment that they feel unsafe due to the increase in vehicular traffic and the speed that people are driving through our neighborhood.
Please consider implementing these requests in order to keep our neighborhood safe.
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Maegan Gudridge
4 years ago
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Please approve these traffic calming measures to enhance safety in our neighborhood. Too many people drive excessively fast on Park Street, endangering pedestrians and pets. Thank you for your hard work for our city!
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Deborah Hawkins
4 years ago
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Traffic from Northwood to Park St. , which is used as a short cut to Elmwood, has gotten out of control and the speed limit which is 30 is entirely too fast for Northwood!!
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Clayton King
4 years ago
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I live on River Drive, and watch people race down the street. I’ve all this also witnessed several accidents on the corner of River and Union where I live, including one car that rolled over. Please approve these traffic measures.
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Jessica Greene
4 years ago
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We live on Darlington st and have a toddler, we need a 4 way stop to help make our street safer.
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Matt Miller
4 years ago
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My 3 yr old nephew was running down my driveway and luckily his mother was able to dive and trip him only 2 feet from a speeding car who never even saw him. This is a true story. Pls help before someone gets hurt or dies. Respectfully,
Matt Miller, 610 Union St
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Anonymous
4 years ago
That Darlington and Park intersection is dangerous!
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Eric Rice
4 years ago
This petition is reasonable and these small changes will go a long way.
Ask City of Columbia City Council to approve a neighborhood-wide speed limit of 25mph and to approve the addition of four-way stop signs at the following intersections:
Momentum is building fast. The city is officially paying attention.
24 Comments
K
Kyle Campeau
4 years ago
Featured
We need these and other traffic calming measures in order to maintain a safe place for pedestrian traffic. A large percentage of Earlewood residents walk the neighborhood streets with their pets and children. Too many are beginning to comment that they feel unsafe due to the increase in vehicular traffic and the speed that people are driving through our neighborhood.
Please consider implementing these requests in order to keep our neighborhood safe.
M
Maegan Gudridge
4 years ago
Featured
Please approve these traffic calming measures to enhance safety in our neighborhood. Too many people drive excessively fast on Park Street, endangering pedestrians and pets. Thank you for your hard work for our city!
D
Deborah Hawkins
4 years ago
Featured
Traffic from Northwood to Park St. , which is used as a short cut to Elmwood, has gotten out of control and the speed limit which is 30 is entirely too fast for Northwood!!
C
Clayton King
4 years ago
Featured
I live on River Drive, and watch people race down the street. I’ve all this also witnessed several accidents on the corner of River and Union where I live, including one car that rolled over. Please approve these traffic measures.
J
Jessica Greene
4 years ago
Featured
We live on Darlington st and have a toddler, we need a 4 way stop to help make our street safer.
M
Matt Miller
4 years ago
Featured
My 3 yr old nephew was running down my driveway and luckily his mother was able to dive and trip him only 2 feet from a speeding car who never even saw him. This is a true story. Pls help before someone gets hurt or dies. Respectfully,
Matt Miller, 610 Union St
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Anonymous
4 years ago
That Darlington and Park intersection is dangerous!
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Eric Rice
4 years ago
This petition is reasonable and these small changes will go a long way.
We need these and other traffic calming measures in order to maintain a safe place for pedestrian traffic. A large percentage of Earlewood residents walk the neighborhood streets with their pets and children. Too many are beginning to comment that they feel unsafe due to the increase in vehicular traffic and the speed that people are driving through our neighborhood. Please consider implementing these requests in order to keep our neighborhood safe.