AdminCity of Barrie
(Admin, City of Barrie)
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An error occurred while saving the comment This concern has reached Traffic Services staff directly.
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An error occurred while saving the comment The City has launched a new interactive tool for residents to suggest locations in Barrie where they would like to see speed cushions installed: https://bit.ly/BarrieSpeedCushions
Residents can use this application to submit a location, or “like” a location already submitted, for the City to consider putting a speed cushion in 2021. The City will collect submissions until November 13, 2020.
The submissions received from the public will be shared with Members of Council in January 2021 to help councillors decide where speed bumps should be placed in each ward in 2021.
Please visit www.barrie.ca/traffic to learn more about the City’s traffic control and calming methods.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Service request #79942 has been created for Traffic Services to look into this. To follow up on the service request please contact Service Barrie at ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca or 705-726-4242.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Your idea has reached economic development staff. The City of Barrie is current preparing a Business Recovery Action Plan to assist the local economy in coming back stronger and smarter after COVID-19 and is accepting public input until Sunday, May 24. Please be sure to also submit your idea by May 24 at https://www.buildingbarrie.ca/businessrecovery.
All ideas collected there will be included as part of the consultation process and reviewed as staff develop our recovery plan, which will be presented to Council later in June.
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No parking on side streets to many cars who wants to see these cars or trucks parked day in and out,
8 votesAn error occurred while saving the comment If there's a particular street or street section of concern, please contact Service Barrie to provide details: ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca or 705-726-4242. A service request may be created for Traffic Services staff to investigate the area of concern.
As per the Traffic By-law, no vehicle shall park "in front of or within 1.5 metres of the entrance to a public lane or private driveway
or so as to prevent ingress or egress to or from such lane or driveway". To report by-law infractions please call Enforcement Services at the time of occurrence: (705) 739-4241. www.barrie.ca/bylaws -
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The City has launched a new interactive tool for residents to suggest locations in Barrie where they would like to see speed cushions installed: https://bit.ly/BarrieSpeedCushions
Residents can use this application to submit a location, or “like” a location already submitted, for the City to consider putting a speed cushion in 2021. The City will collect submissions until November 13, 2020.
The submissions received from the public will be shared with Members of Council in January 2021 to help councillors decide where speed bumps should be placed in each ward in 2021.
Visit www.barrie.ca/traffic to learn more about the City’s traffic calming methods.
An error occurred while saving the comment Please contact your councillor, Barry Ward, to express concern. He can be reached at (705) 739-4268 or Barry.Ward@barrie.ca. Locations are determined by Council each year. www.barrie.ca/council
Information about traffic calming is available at www.barrie.ca/traffic.
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An error occurred while saving the comment The addition of the second “8A College Special” bus (which runs before the regular 8A Northbound around 7:40am every morning up Johnson Street) has helped, but Transit staff are currently working on additional solutions.
Staff will investigate if there is enough ridership demand to justify the need for adding additional bus stops onto the Route 100 Express near to Johnson Street and Georgian Drive.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Staff are looking into a FOG cup and lid that our organics processor will accept. Currently our processor does not accept certified compostable products (such as lids and cutlery) because they take too long to break down in the aerobic composting process.
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An error occurred while saving the comment At the City's recreation centres, all small pools are 93C. Staff may be able to offer a gentle aquafit program at Holly Community Centre on Tuesday afternoons. Please call Kate Ellis, Recreation Program Supervisor, at 705-739-4220 x5741 to discuss. Thank you!
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