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,� Lity�r Department of Planning and Building Safety <br />Louisville 749 Main Street ' Louisville CO 80027 ' 303.335.4592 ' www.louisvilleco.gov <br />COLORADO ° 1 4L 1662 <br />MEMORANDUM <br />To: Planning Commission Members <br />From: Planning Department <br />Subject: Traffic Safety and Enforcement at McCaslin and Washington <br />Date: October 14, 2010 <br />At previous Planning Commission meetings the Commissioners have discussed <br />with the Planning Staff concerns regarding traffic safety and enforcement at <br />specific sites in Louisville. The site at McCaslin and Washington has been the <br />focus of several of these discussions. Staff has shared your concerns and <br />comments with Bruce Goodman, Chief of Police. <br />Chief Goodman will be attending the October 14 Planning Commission meeting <br />and will be available to discuss your continued concerns. <br />For your additional information, the City is conducting an internal alternatives <br />analysis for various options to redesign the pedestrian crossing at the McCaslin <br />and Washington intersection. These options include: minor intersection <br />reconfigurations, major reconfigurations, pedestrian activated signals, a possible <br />traffic signal, and a potential underpass. Each option is being vetted internally for <br />impacts, constructability and cost. <br />The city will present viable options to the public and various boards and <br />commissions, including the planning commission, for review and discussion. <br />
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