Needs something, either convert into a one way (won't stop the speeders either but it'll slow them down or speed bumps/humps).
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I lost my driver side mirror a couple of months ago because of reckless drivers
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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YES ! This definately needs to be addressed. I purchased my home going on 10 yrs ago this fall. I've had numerous mirrors broken and I fear for the small children in the neighborhood. I'm quite sure it'll be a struggle to get a "One Way" going, but I do believe that Speed Bumps would most definately help the effort to reign in the Speeders.
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Berti Jackson-Babel
6 years ago
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I have lived on this block for over 12 years, and this is just getting worse. I am concerned that speed bumps are not going to address the issue that this street is too narrow to be 2 way (car damage is due to not just the speed, but narrowness of the street). I think the best solution is to make it a 1 way street.
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Aaron Cunigan
6 years ago
We need speed bumps or make the street a one way.
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Antoine Woods
6 years ago
This needs to happen
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Ralph Herron
6 years ago
Speed bumps and one way
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Halima Martin Gates
· petition starter
6 years ago
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Thank you Alderman Cohn for signing the petition. We truly appreciate your support and look forward to working with you on this project as this is an issue we’ve been seeking to address for quite some time.
I’m committed to resolving this as quickly as possible.
I’ll be safely going to doors very soon and will keep you updated.
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Halima Martin Gates
· petition starter
6 years ago
Featured
Thank you Alderman Cohn for signing the petition. We truly appreciate your support and look forward to working with you on this project as this is an issue we’ve been seeking to address for quite some time.
I’m committed to resolving this as quickly as possible.
I’ll be safely going to doors very soon and will keep you updated.
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Shane Cohn
6 years ago
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to be clear, Ald. Shane is supportive, but the city requires a study to be conducted to determine whether Speed Humps can be installed. This costs $1000 that comes from Ward Capital funds, and I am not spending those funds without support from majority of neighbors; particularly those whose homes may have a speed hump places in front of them.
Also, as I explained to the petitioner, the city isn’t even conducting those studies at this time due to Covid-19, so this will definitely take some time. Always glad to see neighbors connecting with neighbors! Keep me posted. Thx!
Needs something, either convert into a one way (won't stop the speeders either but it'll slow them down or speed bumps/humps).
I lost my driver side mirror a couple of months ago because of reckless drivers
YES ! This definately needs to be addressed. I purchased my home going on 10 yrs ago this fall. I've had numerous mirrors broken and I fear for the small children in the neighborhood. I'm quite sure it'll be a struggle to get a "One Way" going, but I do believe that Speed Bumps would most definately help the effort to reign in the Speeders.
I have lived on this block for over 12 years, and this is just getting worse. I am concerned that speed bumps are not going to address the issue that this street is too narrow to be 2 way (car damage is due to not just the speed, but narrowness of the street). I think the best solution is to make it a 1 way street.
We need speed bumps or make the street a one way.
This needs to happen
Speed bumps and one way
Thank you Alderman Cohn for signing the petition. We truly appreciate your support and look forward to working with you on this project as this is an issue we’ve been seeking to address for quite some time. I’m committed to resolving this as quickly as possible. I’ll be safely going to doors very soon and will keep you updated.
Thank you Alderman Cohn for signing the petition. We truly appreciate your support and look forward to working with you on this project as this is an issue we’ve been seeking to address for quite some time. I’m committed to resolving this as quickly as possible. I’ll be safely going to doors very soon and will keep you updated.
to be clear, Ald. Shane is supportive, but the city requires a study to be conducted to determine whether Speed Humps can be installed. This costs $1000 that comes from Ward Capital funds, and I am not spending those funds without support from majority of neighbors; particularly those whose homes may have a speed hump places in front of them. Also, as I explained to the petitioner, the city isn’t even conducting those studies at this time due to Covid-19, so this will definitely take some time. Always glad to see neighbors connecting with neighbors! Keep me posted. Thx!