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Louisville Metro CouncilCIF091626PW09bPassed

This legislation appropriates $8,696 from District 9 Capital Infrastructure Funds to the Public Works department for the installation of two speed humps and six associated speed hump sign posts on Hull Street, between Cooper Street and Breckinridge Franklin Elementary. The goal is to enhance traffic calming measures in this area.

APPROPRIATING $8,696 FROM DISTRICT 9 CAPITAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDS TO PUBLIC WORKS FOR INSTALLATION OF TWO SPEED HUMPS AND THREE SPEED HUMP SIGN POSTS (SIX SIGNS) ON HULL STREET FROM COOPER STREET TO BRECKINRIDGE FRANKLIN ELEMENTARY.

Introduced 9/3/2026Appropriations CommitteeCapital Infrastructure Fund
→ Passed 9/16/2026

What it does

  • 1Appropriates $8,696 from District 9 Capital Infrastructure Funds
  • 2Funds the installation of two speed humps on Hull Street
  • 3Funds the installation of three speed hump sign posts (six signs total) on Hull Street

This legislation appropriates $8,696 from District 9 Capital Infrastructure Funds to the Public Works department for the installation of two speed humps and six associated speed hump sign posts on Hull Street, between Cooper Street and Breckinridge Franklin Elementary. The goal is to enhance traffic calming measures in this area.

Affects
Public Works DepartmentResidents and commuters on Hull StreetBreckenridge Franklin Elementary School community

Activity timeline

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    CIF091626PW09b: Agenda Ready → Passed

Legislative history

9/16/2026
Appropriations Committee
A motion was made by Committee Member Lyninger, seconded by Committee Member Seum, that this Capital Infrastructure Fund be approved. The following spoke to this item: - Regina Garr, District 9 Legislative Assistant - Committee Member Shanklin The motion carried by a voice vote and the Capital Infrastructure Fund was approved.

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