Vehicle Barrier Plan for Pike Place Market Comes Into View – The Urbanist
The Seattle Department of Transportation has unveiled early designs for a temporary access management pilot at Pike Place Market, intended to enhance safety and security ahead of the FIFA Men's World Cup. The plan includes the use of planters, barricades, and bollards to restrict non-essential vehicle access, with a focus on protecting pedestrians. The proposal has sparked debate among Market stakeholders, particularly regarding the placement of bollards and the need for 'street closed' signage. The initiative is seen as a crucial step to prevent potential incidents during the World Cup, with the possibility of refining the strategy for future permanent infrastructure.
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