Summary
The city will build its first permanent traffic garden — a scaled-down street network painted on asphalt where kids and new riders can practice bike and pedestrian safety away from cars. It's going in a vacant downtown parking lot near the Oak Street roundabout, with a goal of opening within a year.
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Last discussed Jul 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
$247,821 from the Transportation Fund — no general fund money used.
Families, kids learning to ride, and downtown visitors get a free, safe place to practice road skills.
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