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bring more popular bands to sudbury and have more out door concerts using sudbury downs track as a site for concerts

Sudbury Webcam

Install a good quality webcam overlooking the city that can be accessed by the public on the City of Sudbury website. Outdoor webcams are very inexpensive and easily installed. (Nest/Lorax etc) It would be very nice to have one for people who don't have a window, or to see the weather when we are out of town or when there are weather alerts. It would also allow attract users from out of town to the city website to see our beautiful city and could increase tourism. Currently, Science North has a very old outdated camera. Perhaps one camera on each corner of the Provincial building downtown to see all angles of the city skyline!

Extend 4 lane at Kingsway (eastbound) to Highway 17 bypass by 500 feet

Currently, when travelling on the Kingsway, eastbound, past the future site of the Arena/Casino, the 4 lane roadway converges about 500 feet before the Highway 17 (south) turnoff. This is a busy area every day around 5pm, and will only get busier once we have thousands of concert goers leaving the new arena at night. Currently, vehicles travel smoothly all along the far east end of the Kingsway, only to have to merge together for 500 feet before they split off towards Highway 17 and Bypass. Adding a very small section of a laneway would keep traffic flowing smoothly, especially when there is a red light at the intersection. By keeping 2 lanes along this corridor, vehicles planning on taking the 17 bypass can stay in the right (curb) lane, and clear a large amount of congestion during busy times.

A safe injection site and not in a high profile location... maybe around the LEDO

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Create software & a dashboard button to provide drivers with a quick & easy pothole tracking device to notify the city of pothole locations

Provide some drivers in the City of Greater Sudbury with dashboard buttons that, when pressed, send a GPS signal to the Pothole Patrol to notify them of where a pothole is. The city relies on citizens to notify them of where potholes are but often drivers forget to call the city when they finally stop their cars and are able to call the city with the information. This time delay leads to potholes sitting unrepaired for longer, more erratic driving and damage to cars. This in-car notification system will notify the city immediately of the locations needing attention and potholes will be repaired faster.