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Healthy Savannah 2012 Initiative
The Healthy Savannah 2012 Initiative is dedicated to making Savannah a healthier place to live.
The aim is to increase opportunities for citizens to engage in physical activity and consume a nutritious, balanced diet.
Please visit the new "Healthy Savannah" website
for complete information:
Report from the Traffic Calming Committee - Bill Gillispie, Chairman
The first significant Traffic Calming proposal from the City, focusing on Price Street, is now available for review and comment. Please study this proposal and email your comments to DNA's Traffic Calming Chairman, Bill Gillispie, using the "Calm Sav Traffic" button below:
Meanwhile, progress is in the works city wide. The
City's Citizen Office (Traffic Calming Lead) wants to have
a traffic design meeting with us (DNA, Beach Institute and West Forsyth
Associations) as soon as the City Council approves this plan. This
would take place over several nights - after 6 pm
-- to develop a master plan for the next 10 years - more residential, bike,
people, and tourist friendly. We will post the times and place for
this meeting here as soon as the City advises us. If you are concerned
about this issue, please plan to participate.
That said: We can do something now!!! Immediately! We
need to point out where we want a City Temporary Radar (e.g. Price and Whitaker),
sign(s), and where we want consistent police speed enforcement. Plus,
where the speed limits should be dropped to 25 mph. As well as new
crossing signs, road median stanchions, etc.
The City will implement our guidance if it is consistent with existing
priorities.
Email your comments to Traffic Calming Chairman Bill Gillispie via
this link:
calm sav traffic
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