Ada County Highway District
Rose Hill Temporary Traffic Calming Study to be Presented to ACHD Commission September 28th
The Rose Hill Temporary Traffic Calming Study Plan will be presented to the ACHD Commissioners for possible adoption on Wednesday, September 28, 2022. The meeting will begin at 6 p.m.; however, this project is one of several agenda items and may not be the first item discussed. ACHD staff will make a brief presentation followed by an opportunity for public comment before the Commission acts.
How to participate
There are several ways to participate in the meeting:
If you are unable to attend the meeting but would like to submit comments, please send them to 3775 Adams St., Garden City, ID 83714 or email projects@achdidaho.org.
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June 2022 Outreach
The Ada County Highway District (ACHD) has been examining temporary traffic calming features for Rose Hill from Roosevelt to Vista to enhance the safety for all users.
Based on public feedback from outreach earlier this year, several alternatives were developed. In June 2023 the alternatives were presented to the public. The comment period closed on June 23, 2022.
June 16th Virtual Meetings - Watch the Recordings!
After reviewing the information, watch the June 16 virtual meeting recordings where we answered participant questions. Please note that there is a short registration process to complete before viewing the videos.
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March 2022 Outreach
ACHD is beginning a concept design that will examine temporary traffic calming features from Roosevelt St. to Vista Ave. to enhance the safety for all users. The concept design will be created through a community outreach process and parking analysis. As part of the study, several different temporary traffic calming alternatives will be evaluated.
In order to assess all the issues in March 2022 we asked the neighborhood to tell us about their experiences using the Rose Hill Corridor. While comments are always welcome, the survey closed on March 24, 2022.
Kristy Inselman
projects@achdidaho.org
