Receive update on police and public works plan to stop illegal sideshows
In Plain English
Illegal sideshows have been happening on Richmond streets, where drivers perform dangerous stunts and block traffic. The police and public works departments created a joint plan to address these events. City council will hear how the plan is working and decide on next steps.
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Votes
Direct staff to consider placing engineering solutions in parts of the May Valley and Hilltop areas and work more collaboratively with the LRSP team to develop a comprehensive solution for the safe streets plan and budget
5 to 0
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