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Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Meeting Summary - April 8, 2025

ChicagoApr 8, 20255 min read

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The Chicago Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety met on April 8, 2025, at 12:30 PM to consider multiple traffic safety and parking-related ordinances. The meeting resulted in the passage of various recommendations including new all-way stop signs, parking prohibitions for disabled permits, residential permit parking zones, and amendments to parking meter ordinances.

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Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety

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Residential permit parking zonesDisabled permit parking prohibitionsParking meter ordinance amendmentsTransportationPublic SafetyRepeal of parking restrictionsAll-way stop sign installations

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Passed installation of all-way stop signs at multiple intersections including South Perry Avenue & West 99th Street, South Avenue O & East 109th Street, West 32nd Street & South Avers Avenue, and North Parkside Avenue & West Goodman Street.
Approved multiple parking prohibitions at all times for disabled permit holders across various wards, including direct introductions and overrides without city department recommendations.
Established and amended residential permit parking zones in several wards, including buffer zones and extensions.
Amended parking meter ordinances to install meters on West North Avenue and North Marcey Street.
Repealed certain disabled permit parking prohibitions and reserved parking signs in specific locations.

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