Thank you so much for putting up the speed tracking signs! I have definitely noticed some speeders slowing down as they see it's tracking their speed. If funny how may people blow right past them though. Saw someone this morning clock in at 49.

I did report this to Officer Taylor at last MCAC meeting and saw immediate response with one officer monitoring with radar while another officer pursued speeders with good results. I have seen them on at least two separate occasions. Thanks, RPD!

Thank you for giving attention to this issue! We live on this street with two small children and have been debating putting up a fence because it feels so dangerous. We parked our car (legally, I might add) in the street for a few hours on a Saturday a couple weekends ago and came back from a walk to discover someone had knocked off our side mirror! Whenever neighbors park on the street, we often hear cars blaring their horns as they zoom past - clearly annoyed that these cars are slowing them down as they tear through the neighborhood. Please keep Glascock Street on the City's "radar screen" for traffic calming and speeding enforcement. Much appreciated...

This road is maintained by the North Carolina Department of Transportation. We have notified the District Engineer. NCDOT does not track See, Click, Fix inquiries. If you'd like to follow up on this issue with them, please call Vickie Holbrook at 733-4768 or via email at vholbrook@ncdot.gov

Public Works Department has responded. Parking restrictions require City Council approval and can be initiated through a petition process with 75% of the affected property owners. For additional information regarding this process, please contact Transportation Analyst, Sherry Beville (sherry.beville@raleighnc.gov). thanks!

The Public Works Department has responded and stated a work order has been written to install a warning sign at this location.

Thanks for reporting!

I've referred this to our Public Works Department. When the staff has had a chance to respond I’ll post an update. Thanks for reporting.

We've referred this issue to the Blount / Person Corridor plan study. It will be tracked along with other issues in this planning effot.

Thanks for your comment. I've passed it on to our design team and hope you'll join us for the Corridor Study design workshop Dec 10-13. More info will be posted shortly on the project website: www.raleighnc.gov/urbandesign
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It would also help if more was done to make sure the cars coming down from Wake Forest Road would actually slow down. Speed limit enforcement would be nice here once in a blue moon. Every time I use the pedestrian crossing at Franklin, I feel like I'm risking my life!

This one is being tracked with the Blount / Person study. Will close this one at this point and track with the planning effort.

It is fantastic that pedestrian environment is being studied. I hope some other areas will be studied soon. One Concern is West Hargett Street near the railroad. This area is hazardous as one walks towards Boylan Avenue.

We need more signs everywhere, like no walking in the street.

This issue is being handled as part of the Blount / Person study. Closing this issue at this point to track with the planning effort.

Per the commenter. Should probably be handled through the business owner first.

The Public Works Department has responded and have advised the NCDOT is handling this. NCDOT Division office 919-220-4600.

It really does get dangerous. Two direction in a single lane, cars driving too fast, random doors opening and kids running out between cars.

We constantly call the Raleigh PD non-emergency line for this issue, but I would like to see more of a patrol, especially on days where there are events at the soccer field. It seems that event times are the only times there are problems, which is especially dangerous with children crossing the street. It also impedes the flow of traffic, since only one car at a time can pass.

The Downtown District Station is having the beat officers take action as necessary. Given the transient nature of the violations, they ask that when you see a violation please call the non-emergency police number-919-831-6311 to report violations.

I have passed this on to our Parks staff. When thy have had a chance to respond I will post an update.

Well, it took us a while to resolve this one, but the Parks Department has considered this and has come to this conclusion: The department is not considering a weight limit for the small dog areas located within our three dog parks. Separate areas are provided for large and small dogs but their use is not mandated.

The small dog area can also be used for dogs (of all sizes) with infirmities, those recovering from surgery, older dogs, etc.

Use of a particular area rests with the dog owner based on size, weight, breed, temperament, health, etc. of their dog and knowledge/experience of how their dog interacts with others off-leash in a public setting.

Sorry for the amount of time it took us to clear this one.

Good Answer.

Thank you!

This one has been completed for a while...just dropped through the cracks for updating on SCF.

Thanks for the follow-up!

It's official folks! Paperwork has been completed and submitted. The adoption starts January 1 for one year. Interested in being a member of the adoption team? Email Reid Serozi communications@mordecaicac.org

thank you!

Public Works will evaluate both the Holden/Elm & Sasser/Elm intersections for multi-way stops. We'll provide an update when the study is complete.

Thanks for your consideration. The Sasser x Elm intersection is particularly important because of motorists speeding down Sasser St to avoid the traffic light at Glascock x Wake Forest Rd.

The multi-way stop evaluation has been completed for both intersections. Neither intersection met the warrants for multi-way stops so both requests are being denied. For further inquiry, please contact Tom Fiorello at (919) 996-4066 or via email at thomas.fiorello@raleighnc.gov.

We will make every effort to adjust the signage as soon as possible. Because the signs are actually in the correct place now, our staff had to place the work order on hold to seek approval from Council to move the signs...hence the delay. Regarding enforcement, this location is not part of the standard (daily) ParkLink area, and because it is isolated from other enforcement areas, it is difficult to consistently send a staff member to the area every hour or so. A request has placed asking for enforcement at least once a day. Please feel free to make these enforcement requests by calling the ParkLink office at 919/996-3996 and a supervisor will send an agent whenever possible. For more information regarding these two issues please call Sherry Beville, Transportation Analyst, at 919/996-4047 or via email at sherry.beville@raleighnc.gov. Thank you for taking the time to report this concern and for your patience as we work to improve these issues.

What are the warrants for a multi-stop? This intersection used to have a two way stop with one at Poplar as now and the other on Blount on the North side of Poplar. It has never been clear as to why the stop sign was removed.

For more information on warrants and other traffic calming questions, please contact Tom Fiorello at 919-996-4066 or via email Thomas.fiorello@raleighnc.gov.

Thank you for taking the time to report this concern. While there is no accident history at this location, staff has determined that sight distance can be improved by restricting parking. This restriction requires city council approval. Staff will work to contact the property owners and prepare a recommendation for city council review. This process usually takes six to eight weeks. For further inquiry, please contact sherry.beville@raleighnc.gov.

This has been fixed!

Thank you for taking the time to document the concern so clearly. We have checked the signs against zones ordinanced and the signs are correct. The one hour parking begins north of the loading zone and the loading zone is only twenty feet long. Changes to these zones require city council approval and should be initiated by the affected property owner or by a petition process by those affected in this block. Because of ordinances in place for driveway and intersection clearance, staff has placed a work order to slightly adjust the loading zone and install no parking signage closer to the driveway and intersection. Please note that if any complaints or concerns are received staff will remove the signage until changes are otherwise approved by city council. For further inquiry, please contact Sherry Beville at 919-996-4047 or via email at sherry.beville@raleighnc.gov.

Actually, the Parks staff fixed this some time ago. For some reason the SCF issue never got updated. Our apologies.

We are aware of the situation reported here, and this upgrade is planned to be addressed with a future federally funded project to improve several pedestrian intersections throughout the downtown central business district, in particular with regard to North Blount Street. Thanks for the input. Closing this issue in SCF.

Thank you for taking the time to report this issue. The area you are referencing is public and no parking signage is missing. A work order has been placed to install additional signage along the north side of W Franklin Street. Additional signage will also be installed along the south side between Franklin and the first parking lot entrance as this area is also designated as no parking. The signs should be up within a week. Please do not hesitate to contact us if there are any additional concerns after the signs are installed or if enforcement is an issue as people readjust to the change.

This has been repaired!

This has been removed! Thanks for reporting.

I've referred this to our Public Works Department. I will update this issue when I have heard back from them. Thanks for reporting. This very well may be the responsibility of the NC Department of Transportation but I will confirm.

This is the responsibility of NCDOT. We have contacted them and they have indicated they will install additional signage, but they do not track See Click Fix inquiries, so you'll need to follow up directly with them at 733-3213.