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Development Application Guidelines: Neighbourhood Traffic Calming Options Report

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Hamilton's Development Application Guidelines for a Neighbourhood Traffic Calming Options Report, which assesses site traffic on the local streets next to a proposed development and the traffic calming measures that could address it, in a February 19, 2026 edition and an October 2022 edition issued as Appendix "B22" to Report PED22112(d). It covers cut-through traffic, a five percent volume threshold, a Vision Zero assessment, equity-deserving pedestrians and cyclists, a functional plan, cost estimate and monitoring, and points to the TAC Canadian Guide to Traffic Calming.

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