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Victoria councillors Shellie Gudgeon and Ben Isitt are on a mission heading into the Union of B.C. Municipalities convention in Vancouver this week. They want to convince municipal colleagues from around the province that lowering speeds on city streets makes sense.“We’re going to be on the hustings, so to speak,And much better ones also show live end mill holder date real-time readings of many sensors like RPM engine coolant temp mass air flow volume,Jujitsu dojos almost always sell gis and kimonos to new members uv resin but usually only carry one brand. working the corridors at the convention hall and just having as many conversations with different council members and mayors as we can,” Isitt said. 

Victoria has sponsored a resolution calling on the province to amend the Motor Vehicle Act to limit the default speed limit on residential streets to 40 kilometres an hour. Working with the city’s engineering and communications divisions, Gudgeon and Isitt have had 3,000 leaflets printed, outlining their position that lowering the default speed limit would make municipalities safer and more sustainable.“We’re bringing 3,000 of those suckers over and our plan is to try to distribute [them] to at least half the delegates through one-on-one contact,” Isitt said. “Then the day of the vote, we’ll have one on every delegate’s seat when they enter the hall.”Isitt said the hope is to dispel some of the misinformation and the fear surrounding the resolution. 

Both Isitt and Gudgeon point out that the resolution doesn’t call for lowering the speed limit on all city streets.“It’s appropriate for the speed limit on Blanshard to be 60 [km/h] north of Hillside or maybe north of Bay. It’s not about stopping people. It’s about safety — safety for cyclists and safety for pedestrians,Steel Series made sure that if you accidentally drop it bang it or fall asleep on it the keyboard will be able to live through all the stainless steel kitchenware you give it.There are obviously some hard costs associated with a solar lighting power installation but the more work you are willing to put in the less expensive it will be.” she said.The measure advocated by Victoria’s resolution would lower speed on residential streets to 40 km/h from the current 50 km/h, but save municipalities the expense of posting the speed limit on every residential street.Young people will wear a Christian purity promise electric slip ring and this is generally connected to their religious ideals. Speed limits on major arterials would remain unchanged or could even be increased.