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Find information on the public engagement history for the Pleasantview Community Traffic Management Plan.
In the fall of 2013 residents, businesses and other stakeholders in Pleasantview expressed concerns about traffic issues including speeding, traffic volumes and shortcutting.
In January 2014 The City began organizing opportunities for residents of Pleasantview and surrounding communities to share concerns and identify traffic challenges.
A community-wide meeting was held to review what we heard from previous meetings as well as the community survey, and to report back about next steps for the trial traffic measures.
Fact Sheet
FAQ Sheet
Phone Survey Report 2016
Presentation
Public Engagement Summary Report
What We Heard Report - October to November 2015
What We Heard Summary - February 2016
The City held a public workshop to share the project information and to gain feedback from citizens on the trial traffic measures in Pleasantview.
Traffic Data Map
November 26, 2015 - Presentation
November 26, 2015 - Meeting Transcript
Meetings were held to share information and gather feedback about the progress to date and what next steps would be.
November 19, 2015 - Meeting Transcript
The Traffic Committee presented a trial traffic management plan to respond to concerns about high traffic volumes, speeding and shortcutting in the Pleasantview community.
What We Heard
FAQ
Detailed Map
Display Boards
Factsheet
Presentation
Centre Median Illustration
Curb Extension Illustration
Intersection Modificiation Illustration
One-Way Illustration
Discussion topics where around traffic measures that were supported, suggestions for a school drop-off area, issues not in scope of this initiative and suggestions for installations and enforcement to calm traffic.
318 people attended the workshops:
Pleasantview Workshop Feedback
Factsheet
Project Boards
Maps
Traffic Measures Handout
Residents were asked to complete a preliminary survey to assess community concerns, including perceptions of:
The survey was open to anyone in Edmonton.
201 respondents completed the survey.
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| TTY | 780-944-5555 |
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