Buena Vista

Buena Vista Neighbourhood Traffic Review Tuesday, October 10, 2017 7:00pm – 9:00pm

transportation division

Agenda 1. Welcome & Introductions 2. Traffic Management Presentation - Draft Neighbourhood Traffic Plan 3. Draft Plan (small group) Discussion - Seeking Your Input 4. Next Steps - Where From Here? 5. Question/Answers

Having a Productive Discussion • A Chance to Listen to Others and Share Your Ideas • Respectful • Orderly Participation • Limit Repetitive Discussion

Outline 1. Neighbourhood Traffic Management Program 2. How We Got Here 3. What We Heard 4. What We Did 5. What We Propose

Neighbourhood Traffic Management Program  Address neighbourhood traffic issues on local and collector streets:  Speeding concerns  Short-cutting concerns  Pedestrian safety  Intersection safety

Study Area

How We Got Here June 2017 – Initial Traffic Meeting June to October – gather feedback, conduct traffic studies, collect data, develop traffic plan October 2017 – Follow Up Traffic Meeting display proposed traffic plan and gather feedback

What We Heard A. Speeding / Short-cutting Concerns:           

Lorne Ave Victoria Ave Melrose Ave Eastlake Ave Kilburn Ave 2nd St 4th St 7th St 5th St 8th St Lanes

What We Heard B. Pedestrian Safety Concerns:  Lorne Ave  Victoria Ave  Melrose Ave  Kilburn Ave  8th St & Eastlake Ave Missing sidewalks

What We Heard C. Intersection Safety Concerns:  Melrose Ave  Eastlake Ave

What We Heard D. Other Concerns: Parking Maintenance Issues Major intersections

What We Did  Compiled Information received:    

Past Studies Comments from initial meeting Resident responses (phone calls, emails, letters) Comments from Shaping Saskatoon discussions

 Collected Data:    

Traffic Studies 6 Intersection / Pedestrian counts 13 – 7 day traffic volume count & speed measurements Collision history

 Site visits / Field Reviews  Assessed the Issues  Generated proposed recommendations

What We Propose Median islands Curb extensions Zebra crosswalks Active Pedestrian Corridor Speed enforcement Parking restrictions Sidewalks Pedestrian ramps

Median Island 14

Curb Extensions

15

Zebra Crosswalk

16

Active Pedestrian Corridor

Small Group Discussions

Next Steps 1. Send comments no later than October 31, 2017 2. Additional public input via Shaping Saskatoon no later than October 31, 2017 http://shapingsaskatoon.ca/discussions 3. Additional consultation if required 4. Present traffic plan to City Council as information 5. If City Council approval is required, an additional recommendation will be included in the report to City Council? 6. What if I don’t agree?