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CB 121296 — An ordinance relating to traffic safety; applying traffic safety best practices such as a Vision Zero Plan, guiding principles or successor policies in exercising traffic administration authority; establishing study, reporting, and prioritization standards; and aligning rulemaking and project delivery with proven safety countermeasures; renumbering Sections 11.14.714 and 11.14.715 of the Seattle Municipal Code as Sections 11.14.720 and 11.14.725; adding a new Section 11.14.716 to the Seattle Mun
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- Identifier
- CB 121296
- Level
- Local
- State
- Washington
- Jurisdiction identifier
- seattle
- Where that identifier comes from
- seattle — the Legistar jurisdiction that assigned this number. A city council has no session, so the URL carries the jurisdiction in that place instead.
- Latest action, as the source published it
- Voted out of Commitee
- Next scheduled vote
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Other measures in Washington
- CB 121297 — An ordinance relating to traffic management and public safety; clarifying the authority of the City Traffic Engineer; and amending Sections 11.16.240 and 11.16.360 of the Seattle Municipal Code.
- CB 121298 — An ordinance relating to City contracts; requesting the development of new recommended requirements for truck lateral protective devices that would be applicable to City contractors; requesting consideration of recommendations for complementary safety equipment; and describing specific dimensions for all requested recommended requirements.
- CB 121299 — An ordinance relating to the Seattle Department of Transportation; authorizing the Director of the Department of Transportation to execute an interlocal agreement with Seattle Public Schools for bicycle and pedestrian safety education and training services.