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10 <br /> <br />feedback. Residents will be asked to approve the revised design of the plan. If a general consensus is <br />obtained the process will move forward. If there is no consensus on the plan design at the second <br />meeting the design process will closed with no further action by the City. The design will be passed <br />back to the steering committee to work with the neighborhood to find a solution that is supported by <br />consensus, for resubmittal to the City. <br /> <br />Once a plan is approved at a neighborhood meeting, the City will mail a survey to all the residences <br />in the plan area. If there is majority support for the plan the process will move forward. If there is not <br />majority support the City will work with the steering committee to revise the plan based on feedback <br />received. The revised plan will be resurveyed to the neighborhood to obtain support for the traffic <br />calming plan. If support cannot be found on a second survey then the process will be closed for no <br />further action from the City. If there is disagreement between the neighborhood and City staff the <br />proposed plan will be brought before the Complete Streets Advisory Committee for discussion and <br />recommendations. <br /> <br />When the traffic calming plan is approved by the neighborhood with majority support, it will be <br />scheduled for review by Redwood City’s Complete Streets Advisory Committee at its next available <br />meeting. City staff will collect any feedback and ask the Committee to approve the traffic calming <br />plan and authorize it to go to the City Council for approval and funding. <br /> <br />The traffic calming plan will be presented to City Council for approval of the project plan and <br />funding for the construction documents and construction. <br /> <br />Once funding is in place, construction plans and specifications will be developed and the project will <br />be constructed. <br /> <br /> <br />This policy and guideline was prepared by and for the City of Redwood City Community <br />Development Department-Engineering and Transportation. <br /> <br /> <br />6.3.B. - Page 27