Staff from his and other city offices met in February with residents of Glen Una Avenue and again in March with those on Malone Road to address problems of speeding and cut-through traffic. She also said neighbors don't want their children to play in the front yards or to cross the street because of the traffic. Future meetings will be scheduled as they become necessary, she said. Working with the neighborhoods is working, Fedor said. You want to drive in a way that is respectful of the people that live here.
Every street is a neighborhood street.
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