Scores of people packed the Municipal Gallery at City Hall on Dec. 3 to discuss Beverly Hills’ effort to make people less reliant on cars via the Complete Streets Plan. The plan, which has been in development for nearly two years, is intended to make Beverly Hills a more mobility friendly city by taking a “complete streets” approach to reducing traffic in tandem with significantly augmenting bike lanes.
“It’s just a draft plan,” emphasized Traffic and Parking Commissioner Nooshin Meshakty, who together with her fellow four commissioners on the Traffic and Parking Commission (TPC) presided over Tuesday’s special meeting. “As a concerned city, we should consider, how do we want to deliver this city to the next generation?”
