At the November 18, 2021 BPAC meeting, Lucas Woodward will present an update on the Ney Avenue Neighborhood Traffic Calming Plan, a recently completed neighborhood-scale effort that is currently in implementation.

Excerpts from presentation:

Existing conditions

• Cut-through traffic present on Ney between 73rd and and 76th
• Traffic speeds generally moderate, highest on Ritchie
• Most speed humps are old and in need of repair
• Physical constraints on streets

Recommendations

• Speed humps: 11 rebuild, 12 new
• 1-2 traffic circles
• Diagonal diverter
• 1-2 midblock horizontal treatments
• 1-2 bulb-outs
• Total Cost: ~$600,000

Implementation

• Added to “Slow Streets”
• Quick-build: Diverter, Chicane
• Evaluation
• Community artwork
• Speed humps in citywide contract
• Longer-term capital projects

The full presentation is below.

Presentation