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The City of Vaughan is undertaking a traffic mitigation, operational and road safety review in Kleinburg for the Napier Street and Stegman’s Mill Road community. Streets under review include John Street, Kellam Street, Islington Avenue (between Highway 27 and Nashville Road), Stegman’s Mill Road (between Islington Avenue and Napier Street), and Nashville Road (between Highway 27 and Islington Avenue).
The study will include a traffic operational and road safety review at the intersection of Stegman’s Mill Road and Napier Street. The study will assess the feasibility of closing all or part of Napier Street at Stegman’s Mill Road, in addition to identifying appropriate traffic mitigation measures for the area.
Traffic mitigation is a measure the City can use to manage the speeds at which vehicles travel and encourage responsible driving through physical design features (e.g., speed humps, speed cushions, curb extensions, traffic circles or roundabouts) and/or passive measures (e.g., radar speed display signs, signage or pavement markings).
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Engagement on the Napier Street Traffic Study is now closed. Results of the study's public engagement are outlined in the Public Engagement Summary Report (PDF).
The City hosted a Public Information Session on Tuesday, Nov. 23 to present findings of the traffic study, options for the closure of all or part of Napier Street at Stegman Mill’s Road and proposed traffic mitigation measures. Thank you to those who attended. View the presentation materials (PDF) or watch a recording of the presentation below.
Following the session, citizens were invited to participate in an online survey, available from Thursday, Nov. 25 to Friday, Dec. 17.
Thank you to those who participated! Your feedback will help the City understand the community’s perspective and finalize the traffic study.
The City of Vaughan is undertaking a traffic mitigation, operational and road safety review in Kleinburg for the Napier Street and Stegman’s Mill Road community. Streets under review include John Street, Kellam Street, Islington Avenue (between Highway 27 and Nashville Road), Stegman’s Mill Road (between Islington Avenue and Napier Street), and Nashville Road (between Highway 27 and Islington Avenue).
The study will include a traffic operational and road safety review at the intersection of Stegman’s Mill Road and Napier Street. The study will assess the feasibility of closing all or part of Napier Street at Stegman’s Mill Road, in addition to identifying appropriate traffic mitigation measures for the area.
Traffic mitigation is a measure the City can use to manage the speeds at which vehicles travel and encourage responsible driving through physical design features (e.g., speed humps, speed cushions, curb extensions, traffic circles or roundabouts) and/or passive measures (e.g., radar speed display signs, signage or pavement markings).
GET INVOLVED!
Engagement on the Napier Street Traffic Study is now closed. Results of the study's public engagement are outlined in the Public Engagement Summary Report (PDF).
The City hosted a Public Information Session on Tuesday, Nov. 23 to present findings of the traffic study, options for the closure of all or part of Napier Street at Stegman Mill’s Road and proposed traffic mitigation measures. Thank you to those who attended. View the presentation materials (PDF) or watch a recording of the presentation below.
Following the session, citizens were invited to participate in an online survey, available from Thursday, Nov. 25 to Friday, Dec. 17.
Thank you to those who participated! Your feedback will help the City understand the community’s perspective and finalize the traffic study.
This survey aims to receive feedback on the results of the Napier Street Traffic Study and will be used to inform which approach the City takes in managing this area’s transportation issues. It is important we receive feedback on these items from people like yourself who care about the city.
The survey will take approximately 10 - 15minutes to complete and will be available until Friday, Dec. 17, 2021. If you have any questions about this survey, please contact Sadia Khan, Traffic Engineering Specialist at sadia.khan@vaughan.ca
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