Summary of Proposed Revisions
For
Draft Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program (NTCP) Guidelines and Procedures Public Works staff has reviewed all comments received on the Draft NTCP Guidelines and Procedures document and plans to incorporate relevant comments into the final version. Below is a summary of staff’s proposed revisions to be incorporated into the final document.
NTCP Document Section Proposed Revisions to NTCP
Section 1.1: Background Provide additional narrative regarding how the NTCP compliments other adopted City
Plans.
Section 2.6: Prioritization and Funding,
Table 1. – Scoring Criteria for Traffic Calming
Considerations
Revise the scoring criteria to include “Equity”
and “Included in other planning document” as
additional scoring criteria.
Section 3.4 Traffic Calming Toolbox,
Table 2. – List of Traffic Calming Measures
• Add “Lane Narrowing” as an engineering
Traffic Calming Measure in Tier I.
• Add “Go Safely California Program” as an
education Traffic Calming Measure in Tier
I.
• Add “Safe Routes to School Program” as
an education Traffic Calming Measure in
Tier I/II.
• Revise “Quick Build Projects” and “Pilot
Projects” into separate engineering Traffic
Calming Measures. Place “Quick Build
Projects” in Tier II and “Pilot Projects” into
Tier II/IIb
Appendix A – City of Napa Neighborhood
Traffic Calming Program Toolbox
• Revise the “Benefits”, “Disadvantages”
and “Implementation” for the Traffic
Calming Measures in the Toolbox to
account for multimodal users.
• Revise the “Cost” listed for the Traffic
Calming Measures in the Toolbox to be
included as a cost range reflective of
recent local construction costs.
• Make changes to the Toolbox consistent
with the proposed changes to Section 3.4,
Table 2 (listed above) to add/revise
certain Traffic Calming Measures.
Appendix B – Petition Form,
Application for Evaluation – Neighborhood
Support Section
Revise narrative to reference collecting
signatures from “residents” rather than
“properties”.
Appendix D – Community Input Summary Provide additional narrative outlining the community outreach efforts conducted
throughout the program development.
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