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Project Summary: Speed Limit Reduction Implementation Program

April 8, 2025Page 351 section

Implementation of speed limit reductions to 30km/hr on residential roads as directed by Council.

8.1.a) 2025 Draft Financial Plan
$20,000 operational budgetPriority: RequiredFunding from Casino revenue

Project Summary

Priority: Required Public Engagement: Inform Project Name: Speed Limit Reduction Implementation Program Project ID: 1-2-03100-615 CC3100-16 Attachment: "A" Reference: N-125 Financial Plan: 2025 – 2029

Submitted by: Ivan Leung Director: Ivan Leung, Transportation Services

Executive Summary

To support Council's direction to (1) reduce the speed limit of all residential classed roads to 30km/hr and (2) reduce the speed limit of the Island Highway (Admirals Road to the Colwood Interchange) to 40km/hr, staff recommend a speed limit reduction implementation program.

Staff have applied to the Vision Zero Grant to support this program (Council resolution C-140-24 of the October 15, 2024 regular Council meeting).

Business problem and opportunity

With residential street speed limits being reduced to 30km/hr, the Town's current Traffic Calming Policy #5200-016 is no longer a reasonable policy document to administer traffic calming measures.

Proposed project objectives

This project would retain the services of a transportation planner to provide recommendations in updating the Traffic Calming Policy and Streets Bylaw to support speed limit reductions in a meaningful and enforceable manner. It is expected that the updates will reflect the needs and values identified in View Royal's Strategic Plan and Active Transportation Network Plan, and utilizes best practices catered to the Town's staffing resources and existing levels of service.

Recommended changes would be brought forward to Council for review and adoption.

Business risks

Failure to update the Traffic Calming Policy and Streets Bylaw would provide unreasonable policy guidance for traffic calming that can negatively impact operational budgets (taxation).

Proposed sources of funding

Casino Revenue (reduced if funding is secured) 1-1-00557-866

Costs and benefits

Costs FY1 FY2 FY3 FY4 FY5 5-year Total
Capital 0 0 0 0 0 0
Operational 20,000 0 0 0 0 20,000
Total 20,000 0 0 0 0 20,000
Benefits
Tangible An updated and revised traffic calming policy and streets bylaw
Intangible Improved policy guidance on traffic calming

Recommendation

THAT the Committee recommend the 2025-2029 Financial Plan include Speed Limit Reduction Implementation Program in 2025 to be funded by Casino Revenue or grant funding if successful.

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