Project update (6/15/2021):  Thanks to everyone that took the survey! Results will be published soon. Learn more about the project below.

Overview

The Transportation Division is developing a traffic calming plan, or a way to slow automobile traffic, for the west Sugar House neighborhood from 2100 South to 2700 South and from 500 East to 700 East. This constituent-requested CIP project for traffic calming in this neighborhood was submitted by residents and approved for funding by City Council. The project has two components:

1) A neighborhood-wide traffic calming plan to address vehicle speeding and excessive cut-through issues in the West Sugar House neighborhood

2) Improvements to the successful 600 East Neighborhood Byway

Now, public input will be used to guide staff in developing the final design! We are asking your feedback on 3 different types of traffic calming treatments that can be used to slow vehicles: speed humps, bulbouts, and permanent radar speed signs. Review the following information on these proposed traffic calming treatments below.

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Community Input

**SURVEY CLOSED** Thanks to everyone that took the survey.

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Project Documents

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Timeline

	Fall 2018	CIP application submitted requesting traffic calming.
	Spring/Early Summer 2021	Community input/survey about traffic calming treatments.
	Late Summer 2021	Public feedback and analysis incorporated into final design.
	Fall 2021	Tentative construction.

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Questions?

Please contact the project manager for questions or more information on this project:

Jena Carver
801-535-6694
Jena.Carver@slcgov.com