South Broad Street corridor and neighborhood traffic calming
Summary
A Meadow Park resident raised speeding and dangerous crossings on Mitchell Drive; staff pointed to the South Broad corridor planning effort and the Higuera Complete Streets project as the vehicles for future traffic calming there.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
$30,049 transferred to fund the contract transportation planner position.
Meadow Park area families crossing to the park and residents of the cut-through streets.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council
Families on Lawton and Funston begged for quick-build speed humps while the big Broad Street corridor project is designed, saying cut-through drivers speed past kids. Staff said they can use existing Vision Zero/active transportation funds and possibly wrap humps into the 2026 paving project.
City Council
The council put $30,049 toward a contract transportation planner for the South Broad Street corridor project, with a request for proposals coming June 2 — the planning effort neighbors hope will also fix neighborhood cut-through traffic.
Active Transportation Committee
A Meadow Park resident raised speeding and dangerous crossings on Mitchell Drive; staff pointed to the South Broad corridor planning effort and the Higuera Complete Streets project as the vehicles for future traffic calming there.
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