Access management policy overhaul (first since 2007)
Bowling Green
Summary
The city's rules for driveways, signals, turn lanes and development traffic reviews are getting their first rewrite in 19 years, aligned with new ODOT standards. It adds roundabout consideration, bike/ped path requirements for developers, and a clearer appeals process — shaping how every new development connects to city streets.
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Last discussed Jun 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
Could cut city costs by requiring developers to build shared-use paths and pay for private signals as conditions of development.
Everyone who drives, walks, or bikes — safer driveways, fewer conflict points, better pedestrian signals.
Developers face stricter, more detailed traffic study and access requirements.
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