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Traffic Calming Committee - A. Max Bacon City Hall - HR Training Room — Minutes

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January 12, 2026 
5:00 PM 
 
City of Smyrna 
Traffic Calming Committee Meeting 
2800 King Street SE 
HR Training Room 
 
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•Love Street Curve 
•Light poles 
•Personal property 
•Pedestrian trail 
 Example – Peachtree Rd & Andrews Dr 
  
Concord Road Traffic Calming – Recommendations  
•Move forward with design of two (2) lateral shifts 
•Install 
•Raised pavement markers (RPM) 
•Larger chevron signs 
•“Curve ahead” pavement striping 
  
Spring Street Traffic Calming  
•Meeting scheduled with Williams Park neighborhood 
•Spring Street closure at Spring Road 
•Spring Street traffic calming   
 
 E. 2026-006 Community Outreach 
 
Community Outreach 
Public Awareness Initiatives  
 
•Many requests for speed humps in neighborhoods, most streets do not meet warrants 
•Other jurisdictions have made custom yard signs with traffic calming messages and 
slogans 
•Signs made available for free to residents upon request, or distributed at festivals 
•Low-cost, “grass-roots” tool  
• Engineering to work with Community Relations Department to design several options 
•Designs brought to a future Traffic Calming Committee meeting for discussion, along with 
proposed cost for production  
•City Social Media  
•Public awareness brochures for RRFB and PHB installations 
 
 F. 2026-007 Community Discussion 
 
 G. 2026-008 Community Comment 
 
 H. 2026-009 Speed Studies 
 
Legion Drive 
EXISTING CONDITIONS:  
•Bisects Brinkley Park and connects residential street (Dunn Street) to the park and to 
Concord Road. 
•No pedestrian access from the park overflow parking lot 
•Marked pedestrian crosswalk across Legion Drive does not terminate in curb cuts or 
sidewalks.   
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS:  
•Install two (2) speed humps on Legion Drive. 
•Install sidewalk along south side of Legion Drive  
•Install ADA-compliant ramps and crosswalks across Legion Drive and Dunn Street. 
•Trail connection from parking lot to the Legion Drive crosswalk and north fields  
•Enhance existing STOP signs with solar-powered, flashing beacons.