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Magus and his team recommended just over $400,000 in work on 20th Street West between Avenue P and Avenue L South, including adding curb extensions and adjusting ramps. Three residents sent letters to the committee; all were in favour of proposed new traffic calming measures and other safety upgrades. Two letter-writers called for new measures to be brought in while still keeping the 30 km/h speed limit in place, while the remaining resident was in favour of removing the school zone in their area.
Kirton also got city administration to commit to work on getting a new vendor for bus tickets at Confederation Mall. The report shows the mall is one of the most common spots where people don’t pay their bus fare. The Confederation Mall Safeway used to sell bus tickets, but stopped when it was bought by Sobey’s and