Cary has received an application for traffic calming in the Picardy Pointe neighborhood.  Any input can be provided by emailing the Cary Project Manager using the link below.

In conjunction with some community members, we have developed a concept plan for the installation of speed humps along Kettlebridge Drive and Glenbuckley Road.  A survey of the community was completed in September of 2022 to ensure that the plan has consensus support of the neighborhood and provide all impacted citizens an opportunity to engage and have their voices heard.  The results of the survey, which showed that a majority of the community supports traffic calming, are available below in the Documents section.

Cary staff have prepared several documents to communicate the proposed traffic calming measures, elicit comments, and provide context for the survey.  These documents include the project plans (Bid Plan), traffic data summary, and engineer's estimate and are posted here in the documents section for review and comment.  We encourage you to review the documents posted to understand the scope of this project. 

Any feedback can be provided by emailing the Cary Project Manager using the link below

Cary Project Manager: Adam Pilarz, P.E., PTOE

In accordance with Cary's Traffic Calming Program policy, community engagement is the cornerstone of success.  Accordingly, all stakeholder are encouraged to submit their input by contacting the Cary Project Manager.

Our engagement survey is closed at this time.  The results are posted in the Documents section above and can be viewed on the following page.

Please be sure to review the Comment Response document posted above for feedback on the comments received.

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