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document updated annually and 
approved by the City Council.
The TIP serves as a roadmap 
for future street and pedestrian 
improvements and helps position 
the City to compete for state and 
federal grant funding. Because 
transportation funding is highly 
competitive, having projects 
identified in adopted planning 
documents is often required before 
grant applications can even be 
submitted.
The upcoming TIP update is 
expected to be presented to the 
City Council later this year.
Small Improvements Matter Too
Even when a full capital project 
is not immediately planned, the 
City can still evaluate smaller 
operational improvements. Staff 
may review vegetation that 
limits visibility, assess signage, 
or identify maintenance needs 
that could improve pedestrian 
awareness and sight distance.
These smaller maintenance 
efforts can help improve safety 
while larger infrastructure projects 
move through the planning and 
funding process.
Working Together for Safer Streets
Community feedback plays an 
important role in identifying 
areas of concern and helping the 
City understand how residents 
experience local streets every day. 
While not every request can result 
in an immediate construction 
project, resident input helps guide 
future planning discussions and 
safety evaluations.
As Normandy Park continues to 
invest in pedestrian infrastructure, 
the City remains focused on 
balancing safety, funding 
availability, engineering standards, 
and long-term transportation goals 
to create a safer, more connected 
community for everyone.
In some cases, adding  
paint alone can 
unintentionally create a 
false sense of security if 
roadway conditions are not 
appropriate for a marked 
crossing. For that reason, 
engineers evaluate whether 
additional safety features—
such as signage, curb ramps, 
lighting, flashing beacons, or 
traffic calming measures—
are also necessary.
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