Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety meeting, October 5, 2023

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The Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety allowed two members to attend remotely and heard four public commenters, who raised concerns about residential parking, remote attendance by members, signage and lighting for people with visual impairments, and called for more protected bike lanes. The committee approved its September Rule 45 report and, by the same roll call used to establish quorum, recommended approval of all direct-introduction ordinances, the departmentally recommended ordinances, ordinances without departmental recommendations, and disabled parking ordinances. The chair noted a reformatted agenda and said committee procedures would be shared with ward offices.

Topics: public comment, protected bike lanes, signage and accessibility, residential parking, disabled parking ordinances, traffic ordinances

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