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DPW000180459

Report Neighborhood Roadway Safety Concern

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CompletedClosed August 7, 2024
Requested
August 6, 2024
Subtype
New Speed Control
Location
Redd St & T St
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Council District
7
Neighborhood
Brauers

Description

Citizen called called about speed bump requests for 1310 Mechanicsville Tpke, 23223 & Redd St & T St previous service request replies were "Speed tables are not supported by the Fire Marshall since Mechanicsville Turnpike/Mosby St is an urban minor arterial and is a strategic route for emergency vehicle". She wants to know who she can speak to because there are speed bumps are other side streets

History

  1. August 6, 2024
    The service request is submitted.
  2. August 6, 2024
    The service request status has been changed to Assigned to Department.
  3. August 7, 2024
    The service request status has been changed to Completed.

Comments

  • Staff · August 6, 2024
    Cityworks ID: 535811
  • Staff · August 7, 2024
    The Fire Marshall does not support speed tables on Mechanicsville Ave /Mosby St given the functional classification of an urban minor arterial and a strategic route for emergency vehicles crossing I-64 and into Henrico County. Every second counts for the Fire Department to reach fires and other emergencies and they don’t need speed tables on key streets to reduce their response times. Mechanicsville Turnpike has the same classification as Broad St and as Belvidere St to name a couple of streets and neither Broad St nor Belvidere St has speed tables. Redd St and T Street are classified as urban local streets which under certain conditions could have speed tables. - Redd St – Redd St stops at Coalter St and at Mechanicsville Turnpike. Between these two streets measures approximately 770’. The focused approach on speed management in the City’s Neighborhood Traffic Management Program first considers the distance of a free flow street of at least 1200’ in length in a tangent section without traffic signals, existing traffic calming measures or stopped conditions on the major street. A speed table is not currently planned on Redd St given the distance between the two stop signs. - T St - A speed table is planned on T St between 19th St and 20th St.

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