Summary
A new traffic study found 87 crashes over three years — including a fatality — and recommended lower speed limits, new all-way stops, and better crosswalks in The Station. The Council acted on the speed limits and is funding the rest through the regular budget. Residents who live there said the changes may mean they no longer feel they need to move.
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Last discussed Jun 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
The restriping, signage, and crosswalk work will be paid from the existing Public Works budget; residents shouldn't see a tax impact.
Everyone who walks, drives, or lives in and around The Station — especially families near Commons Parkway and Union Street.
Commuters who liked going 30 through the neighborhood streets will need to slow down or risk a fine.
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City Council - Jun 1, 2026
A new traffic study found 87 crashes over three years — including a fatality — and recommended lower speed limits, new all-way stops, and better crosswalks in The Station. The Council acted on the speed limits and is funding the rest through the regular budget. Residents who live there said the changes may mean they no longer feel they need to move.
City Council - Feb 2, 2026
Lee Engineering is studying how vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists move through The Station area, with recommendations to come to Council.
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