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David has some mind expanding approaches to
traffic calming. Some of these are non structural approaches such as
the "pace car" approach (folks from different neighborhoods agree to
drive the speed limit in their own and each others neighborhoods). He
has expanded this to a school program where kids enlist their parents
to sign a contract to do the same.
Sorry about the late notice - just got
this. If you are interested but can't attend any of these - google his
name on the web - lots of info. there.
The Street Standard Review Committee agreed
to discuss traffic calming (among other topics) at their next meeting
on November 10th (meeting is at the Eastside Fire Station from 6:00
p.m. to 9:00 p.m.)
Are You Ready?
David Engwicht
is coming to Seattle.
(from Brisbane
Australia)
The streets of Seattle meet
Australian creativity.
Releasing a new book and new ideas
in his worldwide book tour.
RSVP Now for the:
Sunday, October 23rd Workshop
12:30 PM -5:30 PM
Rainier Community Center
Monday, Oct. 24th Lecture -
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Seattle Downtown Public Library
David Engwicht
...a father of modern traffic
calming
...invented the "Walking School Bus"
...authored three books on
reclaiming our cities and towns
...is coming to town.
These free events are hosted by
Feet First.
Stay tuned!
or RSVP to...
--
Feet First
"Building Walkable Communities"
Office: 1402 Third Ave, Ste 1121, Seattle WA,
98101
Tel.: 206.652.2310
Email: info@...
Kathy
McCormick, AICP
Senior Planner
2424 Heritage Court /SW,
Suite A
Olympia, WA 98502
mccormk@...
360-956-7575
FAX 360-956-7815
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