Traffic and Roads / Advisory Group (TRAG)

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3. To improve the safety and livability of Longmeadow’s residential streets and neighborhoods, traffic calming measures may be implemented where appropriate. A safer street is welcoming to all modes of transportation.

   More information about traffic calming can be found on the Longmeadow, Massachusetts Website here

   To submit an application, please complete the below form. Thank you!

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5. First Name*
6. Last Name*
8. Mailing Address*
10. City*
11. State*
12. Zip*
14. Phone Number*
15. Email Address*
17. Have you read the Traffic Calming information page on the Longmeadow website? *

    1. YES
    2. NO
19. Are you applying on behalf of a neighborhood association? *

    1. YES
    2. NO
21. If yes, please enter the name of the neighborhood association and attach documentation that the neighborhood association includes 25% of the residents of the street, if there are at least 20 houses on the street, or 50% of the residents of street, if there are fewer than 20 houses on the street, when submitting this application.*
22. Supporting Documents
24. If no, please provide supplemental documentation in the form of a support letter(s) from at least 25% of the residents of the street, if there are at least 20 houses on the street, or 50% of the residents of street, if there are fewer than 20 houses on the street, when submitting this application. *
25. Supporting Documents
27. Street or Intersection *

    Please indicate the street address or intersection for which you are seeking traffic calming.

29. Summary of the Traffic Issue*

    Please briefly explain the traffic issue at this street or intersection. Common issues include but are not limited to excessive speed, crashes, or unsafe walking conditions.

31. What times of the day are these concerns most notable?
33. Previous Applications*

    1. YES
    2. NO

    To the best of your knowledge, has anyone previously submitted a request through the Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program to address this issue?

34. If "Yes", when? *
36. Neighborhood Support

    Please include any evidence of support for this application from other residents near the address or intersection. This may include, but is not limited to signatures on a petition or letters of support. If you are applying on behalf of a Neighborhood Association, please include some formal indication of the Association’s support for this application. Note that this application and neighborhood support does not guarantee that work will be done.

37. Supporting Documents
39. Traffic Calming Approaches

    Please indicate whether your neighborhood supports traffic calming approaches that may include one or more of the following:

    1. Roadway markings
    2. Static and/or dynamic signage (i.e. speed feedback displays)
    3. Pedestrian Actuated Devices (i.e. rectangular rapid flash beacons)
    4. Education and public awareness
    5. Traffic enforcement
    6. Pavement markings, if no pre-existing markings were present

    1. Change in speed limits
    2. Temporary street blockages and/or changes in traffic patterns (does not apply to block parties or similar events)
    3. Roadway narrowing (i.e. curb extensions, median island, on-street parking)
    4. Horizontal Shifts (i.e. chicane, realigned intersections, traffic circle)
    5. Vertical deflections (i.e. speed hump, raised crosswalk, raised intersection)
41. Supplemental Documentation

    If you would like to share supplemental documentation as part of your application, such as photos, videos, or data, please email them in a zipped file to townmanager@longmeadow.org

    
    

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