City of Cincinnati - File #: 202101309

• File #: 202101309
• Version: 1
• Type: Motion
• Status: Sunset
• File created: 4/6/2021
• In control: Budget and Finance Committee
• On agenda: 4/12/2021
• Final action: 12/31/2021
• Title: MOTION, submitted by Councilmember Goodin, Vice Mayor Smitherman and Councilmember Sundermann, Each year, Council offices receive several requests from constituents for "speed humps" to slow down traffic on the streets where they live. Unfortunately, due to budget constraints, the Department of Transportation Engineering's (DOTE) Neighborhood Street Calming Program that provides the speed humps has not been funded since FY2018. WE MOVE that $100,000 from the American Rescue Plan Act be allocated to fund the DOTE's Neighborhood Street Calming Program for 2022.
• Sponsors: Steve Goodin, Christopher Smitherman, Betsy Sundermann

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result
5/11/2021	1	Budget and Finance Committee	Held
5/3/2021	1	Budget and Finance Committee	Held
4/26/2021	1	Budget and Finance Committee	Held
4/19/2021	1	Budget and Finance Committee	Held
4/12/2021	1	Budget and Finance Committee	Held
4/7/2021	1	Cincinnati City Council	Referred to Budget & Finance Committee

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MOTION, submitted by Councilmember Goodin, Vice Mayor Smitherman and Councilmember Sundermann, Each year, Council offices receive several requests from constituents for “speed humps” to slow down traffic on the streets where they live. Unfortunately, due to budget constraints, the Department of Transportation Engineering’s (DOTE) Neighborhood Street Calming Program that provides the speed humps has not been funded since FY2018. WE MOVE that $100,000 from the American Rescue Plan Act be allocated to fund the DOTE’s Neighborhood Street Calming Program for 2022.

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BUDGET AND FINANCE COMMITTEE