The public is invited to participate in a workshop to provide input on how to improve traffic calming on Third and Fourth Streets. Your input will help form the basis for a study to identify strategies to reduce the speed of the traffic on Third and Fourth Streets, thereby increasing both vehicular and pedestrian safety. The study will also assess the potential impact of these strategies on surrounding streets, as the goal is to not inadvertently force additional traffic onto other streets. Other issues include intersections being blocked by rush hour traffic, difficulty for pedestrians and bicyclists to cross, visibility, and noise.
At the meeting the results of a survey will also be presented and discussed. The survey asks the respondents to provide their evaluation of the traffic issues on Third and Fourth Streets and potential strategies for addressing them.
The meeting will be held Monday, December 9th, 2013, from 7:00-9:00 p.m., in the Nautilus Room of the Coronado Community Center (1845 Strand Way).
Members of the public are encouraged to complete the survey, which is available online at www.surveymonkey.com/s/F8PC2QW. In order to allow the results to be compiled before the meeting, please complete the survey by November 24, 2013.
For more information, please contact Dave Johnson at the City of Coronado at by phone (619-522-2425) or
email.
