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The City of Hamilton, working with partners, completed a Draft Report of a Complete Streets Project to help improve road safety throughout neighbourhoods in Ward 14. The study area included all 11 neighbourhoods of Ward 14.
In response to concerns from residents of Ward 14 and in an effort to further the progress being made through Hamilton’s Strategic Road Safety Program and Vision Zero Action Plan, the City of Hamilton engaged a consultant team from CIMA+ to create a report that will offer locally-tailored solutions that can:
reduce residential traffic speeds
enhance public spaces
improve road safety for all users
The recommendations looked to tackle the key elements of concerns raised, including but not limited to:
High Speeds: reduction of traffic speeds in residential areas through the use of traffic calming measures.
Driver Behaviour: known locations of poor driver compliance and aggressive driving will be assessed, to identify preventative design solutions.
Safety: collision prone locations will be assessed to identify likely causes and opportunities for safety improvements. Roads are not just for cars; the study will also focus on pedestrian and cyclist safety.
Mobility: locations of known connectivity issues for all modes (cars, pedestrians, and bikes) will be assessed to identify gaps in the network and identify access and mobility improvements.
Public Consultation
Public consultation helped to inform the recommendations that are presented in the final draft report. Residents of Ward 14 were engaged throughout the process of developing the Ward 14 Complete Streets Report through:
Online tools, including the mapping tool on the Engage Hamilton Platform
Conversations with the community in Ward 14
The first Public Information Centre was held on May 13, 2021
The second Public Information Centre was held on September 2, 2021
This Complete Streets Project is specifically focused on improving safety and operations along residential and collector streets in Ward 14 only – arterial roadsare not a part of this project, rather they are captured as part of the Complete Livable Better Streets Design Manual Project.
Using the recommendations from the Complete Streets Project report, the City is working with stakeholders and working with the Ward 14 Councillors Office to develop implementation plans. The implementation plans are categorized as Quick Win, Short-Term and Long-Term. Quick Win implementations are already underway in Ward 14.
The City of Hamilton, working with partners, completed a Draft Report of a Complete Streets Project to help improve road safety throughout neighbourhoods in Ward 14. The study area included all 11 neighbourhoods of Ward 14.
In response to concerns from residents of Ward 14 and in an effort to further the progress being made through Hamilton’s Strategic Road Safety Program and Vision Zero Action Plan, the City of Hamilton engaged a consultant team from CIMA+ to create a report that will offer locally-tailored solutions that can:
reduce residential traffic speeds
enhance public spaces
improve road safety for all users
The recommendations looked to tackle the key elements of concerns raised, including but not limited to:
High Speeds: reduction of traffic speeds in residential areas through the use of traffic calming measures.
Driver Behaviour: known locations of poor driver compliance and aggressive driving will be assessed, to identify preventative design solutions.
Safety: collision prone locations will be assessed to identify likely causes and opportunities for safety improvements. Roads are not just for cars; the study will also focus on pedestrian and cyclist safety.
Mobility: locations of known connectivity issues for all modes (cars, pedestrians, and bikes) will be assessed to identify gaps in the network and identify access and mobility improvements.
Public Consultation
Public consultation helped to inform the recommendations that are presented in the final draft report. Residents of Ward 14 were engaged throughout the process of developing the Ward 14 Complete Streets Report through:
Online tools, including the mapping tool on the Engage Hamilton Platform
Conversations with the community in Ward 14
The first Public Information Centre was held on May 13, 2021
The second Public Information Centre was held on September 2, 2021
This Complete Streets Project is specifically focused on improving safety and operations along residential and collector streets in Ward 14 only – arterial roadsare not a part of this project, rather they are captured as part of the Complete Livable Better Streets Design Manual Project.
Using the recommendations from the Complete Streets Project report, the City is working with stakeholders and working with the Ward 14 Councillors Office to develop implementation plans. The implementation plans are categorized as Quick Win, Short-Term and Long-Term. Quick Win implementations are already underway in Ward 14.