SE 34th & SE McGillivray Concerns
CONCERNS
How will decreasing lanes result in slower speeds? Have law enforcement options such as increased patrols or photo radar been considered?
How do these proposed changes address vehicles running stop signs & creating high risk events at intersections?
How do these changes address several intersections that have been identified in need of upgrades?
How do Emergency Vehicle navigate safely along these major East / West Arterials? Where do they park / stop when responding to emergencies on these streets? How do cars yield to these vehicles?
Were any options considered to add bike / pedestrian lanes without removing vehicle lanes?
SE 34th & SE McGillivray are both major East / West connectors in Vancouver. What will the impacts be to vehicle traffic?
Has the city considered future re-development such as ADU’s / Middle Housing and new development such as the Vancouver Innovation Campus in traffic counts that support these vehicle lane reductions?
Where will public utilities (mail, garbage), delivery (amazon, food, UPS) going to stop & park?
There are at least 2 high priority / school zone intersections along McGillivray. What does this proposed design do to address safety concerns?
How will this design accommodate on street parking? It appears that there will be a net loss of street parking spaces. This is at the same time when the state and the city are encouraging more middle housing & ADU’s. Has the city considered the loss of parking?
Will it be harder for vehicle to back out onto McGillivray with more traffic in one vehicle lane?
Where will school buses stop? Will they block traffic for the entire length of their route of pickups?
Future Projects
SE McGillivray Specific Concerns
There are a number of streets in the City’s transportation plans that are also targeted for future vehicle lane loss. Please get involved to make sure the voice of the whole community is considered when considering these changes. Some of the streets included are -
SE 112th
SE Chaklov
SE 164th
Upper Main Street