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9:14 …is obvious that their speed limit in the city center fully complies 25 miles/hour. So question about 30 miles/ It's a little strange, because ours speed limit at some point changes from 35 to 25.Play from 9:14
20:00 If I may, I believe the police department has put up one of those flashing speed limit signs; it's over there at the end of Killington Avenue.Play from 20:00
2:27:54 Well, to the side, along with a handicap space. There's, there's a lot of good improvements plus traffic calming. Yeah. Associated with the narrower streets.Play from 2:27:54
Barre Unified Union School District 97, VT ·
3:14:33 You only have so much in the tank and you, instead of going the speed limit, you're going 35 miles an hour to coast it through until we get a positive vote.Play from 3:14:33
13:48 I also printed out copies of the FEMA planning review tool, um, that Anne should have handed you. So, this is essentially the rubric or crosswalk, but that blocks you through what the requirements are for this plan from Gamma and shows you where they exist in a current draft.Play from 13:48
1:42:00 …and that helps a lot with safety and they essentially move as as the vehicles do. Um, but yes, there is a conflict point at every pulloff with a bus and every intersection where cars do have to cross the bike lane.Play from 1:42:00
55:26 Yeah. Do you want me to walk you through it? And I apologize you many of you may not have seen it because it did come today. So, um, I'm proposing a work plan to improve pedestrian safety, accessibility, and yearround mobility by…Play from 55:26
42:06 I know for sure, but maybe like that's the driveway. So just like, like in here something have the crosswalk there, the other sidewalk is already in place.Play from 42:06
6:37 …is dedicated volunteer service to the town, and this work to make community safer for bike, bicyclists and pedestrians. Scott served as a volunteer at the Safe Roads Committee, and it was a development effort to establish the bike in pedestrian safety path along the road.Play from 6:37
50:01 I think when people come in for short-term roundabout regulation, I would ask that the administrative provides the information people, so they're aware of the cancelled change coming down.Play from 50:01
54:27 Since this is merely an extension of the villages will also have a new. speed limit is 30 miles per hour. However, a study for the village is recommending 25 miles mile an hour zones.Play from 54:27
1:30:26 Um so, Oh yeah, JP is on. Um, at our last police committee meeting, JP called to our attention that there was a thing that needed to be fixed due to state law um about the the speed limit in front of the school on Post Road, which we have 25.Play from 1:30:26
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