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Table 2 <br />Neighborhood Needs Summary* <br />1995 & 1996 <br />NEIGHBORHOOD TRAFFIC CALMING PROGRAM <br />Install traffic calming features on neighborhood streets based on a priority system that considers traffic volumes, speeds and <br />accident data, school locations, pedestrian and bicycle facilities. Include with other similar requests from throughout the City for <br />the purpose of scoring and ranking (Neighborhood Transportation Program request list). Order of treatment is determined by <br />ranking. <br />Note: Based on anticipated reductions in Road Fund revenues, the Draft CIP Fiscal Years 1998-2003 indicates no funding for <br />the'Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program. <br />Action Requested Neighborhood Status <br />Divert traffic at Friendly &Lorane Highway. Crest Drive Citizens Diverter policy does not allow diversion in this <br /> Association & Friendly Area situation. Friendly (Lorane - 28th) is included on <br /> Neighbors. the Neighborhood Transportation Program <br /> request list. <br />Traffic calming requested for Hendricks Park & Fairmount Neighbors Included on Neighborhood Transportation <br />Summit Drive area. Program request list. <br />Traffic calming requested for Orchard Street. Fairmount Neighbors Same as above. <br />Additional funding for traffic calming strategy Friendly Area Neighbors City Council established traffic calming funding in <br />implementation. 1995-1996 ($40,000/year). <br />Traffic calming requested for W. 19th Avenue Friendly Area Neighbors Included on Neighborhood Transportation <br />(Willamette -Jefferson). Program request list. <br />*See Appendix I, Page 68, for a detailed list of all Neighborhood Needs Requests made since 1992. The list is organized by neighborhood. <br />