HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-27-20 Public Comment - E. Hannan - SID 762 S. 6th AveFrom:Erich Hannan
To:Katherine Maines
Subject:Re: S. 6th Proposed Reconstruction Project
Date:Friday, November 27, 2020 6:18:12 PM
Molly and I will vote YES for this project, especially if we can include some traffic calming
measures. I understand that any traffic calming measures will come at additional cost to meand the neighbors. I am in favor of a larger, more effective barrier at the corner of 6th and
Cleveland. I would also like to see some pedestrian bump outs along S 6th street, similar towhat is in N. Wallace. I am especially concerned about the speed of traffic at the corner of 6th
and Alderson, especially going east/west on Alderson. I'd love to see an option to getsummertime traffic calming options, like a box of flowers that we can plunk down in the
intersection and pick up in the winter for snow plows.
One piece of advice for the next time the city pitches these projects to subsequentneighborhoods, or even in future conversations about S 6th. I REPEATEDLY heard from my
neighbors that "75% is not fair" or that "75% is too much" the current wording of the two lawslayered on top of each other is TOO CONFUSING for most people I guess. I tried to carry the
message that NOBODY SHOULD SAY 75% associated to this project, but it hasn't stuck. Assoon as people see the table that says 75/25, it sticks in their head and won't leave. Maybe put
a large NOT APPLICABLE stamp next to the table, or something? For some reason, peopledon't understand the $ cap per square foot layered on top of the 75/25 means that 75/25 is not
applicable. I'd try to clean up that messaging in the future.
Thanks!Erich & Molly Hannan
702 S 6th
On Fri, Nov 20, 2020 at 10:58 AM Katherine Maines <KMaines@bozeman.net> wrote:
Good morning. This email is to follow up on the neighborhood meeting that was held last
night regarding the South 6th Avenue proposed reconstruction project. Letters were mailed
today asking homeowners for their vote and any feedback they’d like to provide on thisproject. That letter is also attached to this email. As mentioned in that letter, information on
this project can be found in by visitinghttps://bzncloud.bozeman.net/s/bZTawN4HL8EWHCQ.
To submit your vote, you can either send an email to me, call me at the number listed below,
or submit the postcard that will accompany the letter that was mailed.
Thank you so much for your participation! Please reach out if you have any questions andplease share with neighbors who may not have received our communications.
Sincerely,
Katherine Maines | Public Works Technician
City of Bozeman | 20 E. Olive St. | Bozeman, MT 59715P: 406.582.2273www.bozeman.net
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