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passing lane. This intersection has become even more dangerous because people <br />are racing to get ahead of each other at the Canada College light, and traffic <br />calming measures must be implemented now. I have raised this concern several <br />times and it has been dismissed with no action repeatedly. Any cost spent now on a <br />speed triggered speed limit sign, stop sign, or similar will be much cheaper than the <br />lawsuits the city will face when someone loses a loved one. I will do my best to attend <br />the meeting on November 7th to make this case more clearly; the lack of concern for <br />safety from the City has been frustrating. <br />To summarize, I support the Farm Hill changes, but the job is incomplete and the Eden Bower <br />intersection needs to be addressed. <br />Best regards, <br />Dennis Hussey <br />On Mon, Oct 17, 2016 at 7:36 PM, CD-Jessica Manzi <jmanzi@redwoodcity.org> wrote: <br />Quick update: <br />At a special meeting on Oct. 5, the Complete Streets Advisory Committee voted to <br />recommend that the City Council: <br />Make the pilot project permanent <br />Modify elements of the design to improve traffic operations, and <br />Continue to monitor the corridor and make adjustments as needed. <br />Over fifty people attended the meeting, and 31 spoke during the public comment period. <br />Most people spoke in support of making the pilot permanent and many people who spoke, <br />regardless of their support for the project, suggested modifications to the existing design to <br />either improve traffic operations or safety. Some of the locations identified for <br />modifications were Farm Hill/McGarvey intersection, Emerald Hill/Farm Hill intersection, <br />and the Jefferson/Highland curve.  A recording of the meeting is posted under “Community <br />Engagement” on the project website and is accessible by clicking here. Copies of the project <br />evaluation report and its summary are also available on the project website here. <br />If you were unable to attend the meeting, you may continue to email input to <br />farmhillfeedback@redwoodcity.org or to mail it to City Hall c/o Jessica Manzi. <br />Next Steps: The City Council will consider the pilot results and the recommendation of the <br />Complete Streets Advisory Committee at its November 7th City Council meeting.  <br />Jessica Manzi, PE <br />Senior Transportation Coordinator, Community Development Department <br />8.A. - Page 83