Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program AB 8352

In 2003, Issaquah adopted its first Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program. The program established neighborhood traffic calming program objectives and criteria where needed to sustain the health and safety of residential neighborhoods. The program was designed to retain the positive attributes and quality of life associated with livable neighborhoods.

The Administration recommends that the Committee approve the proposed changes to the Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program policy.

In 2003, Issaquah’s City Council adopted the “Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program” with the intention to address both real and perceived traffic issues in residential areas. Though the program has served the City well over the last 21 years, the ways in which Traffic Calming Programs are administered has changed a fair amount in the intervening years and it is time for the City to update accordin