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Traffic Signal Control Box Replacement - Camino Seco and 22nd Street

Posted November 24, 2020

 

On Tuesday, December 1, 2020, crews from the City of Tucson Department of Transportation and Mobility (DTM) Electric Shop are scheduled to replace a damaged traffic signal control cabinet with a new cabinet at the 22nd Street and Camino Seco intersection.

Work is scheduled to take place from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Temporary stop signs will be in place for traffic control at the intersection. The schedule is subject to change due to inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances.

Roger Road Safety and Walkability Project Virtual Town Hall

Posted November 24, 2020

 

 

The City of Tucson Department of Transportation and Mobility (DTM) is planning new street improvements that will provide complete and connected sidewalks on both sides of Roger Road from Oracle Road to Romero Road, enhanced street crossings, street lighting, and landscaping for shade. The Roger Road Pedestrian Safety and Walkability project is a part of the voter-approved Proposition 407 Tucson Delivers Strong Connections Program that will expand the citywide low-stress biking and walking network.

Treat Avenue Bicycle Boulevard Virtual Town Hall

Posted November 24, 2020

 

The City of Tucson Department of Transportation and Mobility (DTM) is planning new street improvements to Treat Avenue from the Rillito River to the Aviation Bikeway for a total of six miles, connecting to five parks, three greenways, and six schools. The Treat Avenue Bicycle Boulevard is part of the voter-approved Proposition 407 Tucson Delivers Strong Connections Program that will expand the citywide low-stress biking and walking network.

Residential Model Plans, Permits from Residential Model Plans, and Development Packages may now be submitted through new online application

Posted November 19, 2020

On Monday, October 26, 2020, Planning and Development Services launched Phase 1 of its new Online Building Permit Application to process most building permit submittals. This new process is part of a phased approach to help automate the intake of permits. It aims to reduce the time from application submission to permit initialization and allow for more immediate tracking of permit progress.

Paul's Note - November 13, 2020

Posted November 13, 2020

My office has gotten a lot of feedback about the plans for zoo expansion and how it will affect the south pond at Reid Park, the smaller of the two ponds. My staff and I have been working with both Reid Park Zoo and the Parks and Recreation Department on an informative, comprehensive response to your questions. I thought I’d share our office’s response as part of this newsletter: 

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