Traffic-Tamers Proposed; Neighbors Seeking a Speed Deterrent Would Help Pay for It
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel › November 24, 2006
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It might not prevent road rage, but a plan before the Milwaukee Common Council could lead to many more "traffic calming" installations in speed-plagued neighborhoods.
The proposal, expected to win approval next month, would create a system in which neighborhoods could ask the city to construct a device, such as a mini roundabout or a "speed hump," and agree to pay 90% of the cost.See the full content of this document
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Traffic-Tamers Proposed; Neighbors Seeking a Speed Deterrent Would Help Pay for It
The council's Public Improvements Committee is expected to approve the measure Dec. 12, once some minor modifications are made.
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