ANN ARBOR, MI -- Devices intended to slow down traffic will be placed on Ann Arbor’s southeast side.
Residents and property owners along Fernwood Avenue, from Packard to Lorraine streets, proposed a “traffic calming” plan in October 2018 for the neighborhood, which will include a median, raised intersection, speed tables and a raised crosswalk, city records show.
City officials conducted a speed study in March and held a second meeting in June. City council on Monday, Sept. 21 approved the project to start during the 2020 construction season, according to a resolution.
The project is expected to cost $152,435, which will be funded through the approved fiscal year 2021 engineering local street fund operations and maintenance budget.
Project area details include:
- Raised intersection at Lorraine and Fernwood
- Raised crosswalk at 3260 and 3265 Fernwood Avenue
- Median island on Fernwood, close to Packard Street
- Speed table at 3400 3405 Fernwood Avenue
- Speed table at 3160 and 3165 Fernwood Avenue
A full image mapping the area can be found online.
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