Thank you for the submission, we will follow up with a reply of our recommendations.

Any update?

Any update?

Issue 14037575 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Issue 13170893 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

And yet nothing happens even with multiple requests. The city does not care.

Any update? Didn’t think so.

Issue 14218425 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

We have entered this into the queue for a study, there is a tremendous amount of requests and limited funding. We are working on getting studies done based on various criteria and these studies take awhile to conduct. We will do our best to get to this as soon as possible.

This was submitted last summer and was acknowledged and then deleted. This happened three times. So each time it gets put to the back of the queue. So, stop ignoring the problem and actually do something.

For funding, our building 20 Newport pkwy pays about $2 million a year in property tax and we cannot walk on the surrounding streets street safely. There’s always a car speeding or cutting us off. Where’s all the money going?
We are owners looking for a return on our taxes. If this is not happening we can find better cities to live in.

So, what happened to the request that was submitted last summer? The city deleted it without acting. It’s been submitted at least four times and each time the city acknowledges it and then eventually deletes it without doing a thing. One crosswalk has zero signage indicating that it’s there. None. It would take about 30 seconds of a traffic study to figure that out. Yet, the city ignores it. How about putting those crosswalk signs that sit on the street? Just do something!!! Anything!!

Can you all let us know what streets are controlled by Newport "Lefrac" and which streets that have been put under the city's purview? Some of these issues have to be fixed by "Newport".

BTW - this neighborhood has been awkwardly split apart during the ward redistricting - contact your councilpersons from Ward E and Ward D, also get an At-Large councilperson or two involved. Use them to advocate for you - your taxes might actually pay for them too.

It is never deleted, it is marked as a duplicate. It does no one any good to have a bunch of tickets open for the same issue, it causes confusion and takes more time to sort. We are still evaluating the more than 400 requests for pedestrian safety studies for the upcoming paving season. While every intersection and issue is important, evaluating all the requests and prioritizing them takes time.

Please note that issues marked as duplicates, even if posted by different requestors, get all of the updates posted here. This insures that every requestor is updated at the same time. These are the 3 other issues you posted with the same request, they are all still attached to this one. #14218425 #13170893 #14037575 I sincerely hope that it makes sense to efficiently follow up on one ticket rather than searching for all of the tickets and having to individually update each one, while at the same time telling you we have limited staffing and resources. Therefore, being efficient is essential.

Any yet this was submitted last summer and still nothing has been done. Nothing. Duplicate or not. The just makes the issue disappear from the app, so another one is submitted since there is no record of it being addressed on the app. It gets acknowledged and then is disappears. Why don’t you just keep this request open versus just acknowledged? Better yet, just address the issue.

Any update? No? What a shock.

Still no update? I’m shocked.

It has now been a YEAR since this was first reported and the city has done NOTHING!!! Pathetic.

Issue 14748347 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

That duplicate request has been deleted and no longer shows up on the app.

It is a duplicate request. If the poster is someone different, they will receive the updates that are posted here.

It’s been a YEAR since this was originally posted and NOTHING has been done. So, instead of going back and forth on this app about it, how about actually doing something????

Over a year later and nothing. Pathetic.

Still nothing. How am I not surprised.

As explained in every issue that has been brought up for this section of the road, the Traffic Engineering Division has done every possible appropriate traffic calming measure here and there is nothing more that can be done. This is an enforcement issue. You can keep opening more issues making the same request, but the answer will remain the same. The City responded to the best of their ability and Public Safety, which includes the Police Division, does not monitor SCF, but instead has their own reporting system due to the need for maintaining highly confidential information. I am sorry that this is not the answer you want, but it is the answer we are able to do after implementing many measures in this area.

We cannot delete any requests. Once an answer is given, it is closed out. The requests are archived after approximately 3 days of being closed.

What??? Are you serious? There is NO signage or anything regarding this crosswalk. Nothing. Just the stripes on the ground. Did you even come to look at it? My guess is that you didn’t. Your answer is unacceptable.

There are Crosswalk Signs with flashing lights pushed by pedestrians at crossing Greene Street at Bay Street, as well as Marin Blvd at Bay Street. It is possible to further high-light there is a crosswalk for approaching cars to see and react appropriately. This apparently is cheaper than a traffic signal.

Considering all the work done in the area by Traffic Engineering, yes. I will request more signage for those who decide to break the law, but i highly suggest you work with Public Safety and get enforcement of the laws in the area. Or ask the RRC to make sure that these issues are being brought to the attention of Public Safety.

Hello Althea,

Please fix the speed humps on Newport pkwy.
The speed breakers were added only 2 years back but they seem to have been flattened subsequently by the city intentionally.

These need to actually slow down the speed to less than 10 miles/hour.
I’ve seen cars go full speed right over these speed breakers, so they are not effective.

Here is the crosswalk in question. Now I’m no traffic engineer, so please point out the signage and traffic calming measures that you claim were installed.

It’s been a few days and I’m still waiting to hear what safety measures were implemented. Anything?

Still waiting for you to point out all the work that has been done.