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Motion seeks LADOT street safety study for Leimert Park quick-build fixes

City transportation staff would recommend roundabout bollards, four-way stops, speed humps and new paint in Leimert Park.

City Council· posted Nov 2Motion

Walking and biking conditions in part of Leimert Park could change, with possible roundabout bollards, blinking lights at stop signs, four-way stops, repainted markings, speed humps and median extensions. Councilmember Heather Hutt asks the Department of Transportation to report back with recommendations and moves discretionary street furniture money to fund the plan.

What happens next

LADOT would report back with quick-build recommendations if the Council adopts the motion.

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Leimert Park
Leimert Park

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