In 2016, the Belmont City Council unanimously approved the Corridor Context Sensitive Plan, now called the Four Corners Traffic Studies. It will implement 3 roundabouts at all the intersections in front of Carlmont High School and a stoplight at the Carlmont Dr and Alameda de Las Pulgas intersection. The city is currently in the final stages of collecting public input before continuing with the design. This has led to some concerns from students and community members who feel the roundabout could hinder the flow of traffic and possibly decrease pedestrian safety.
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About the Contributor
Alana Wacker, Staff Writer
Alana Wacker is a senior (Class of 2024) at Carlmont High School. She is currently a staff writer and is excited to continue pursuing local stories. Outside of journalism, you can find her soaring on aerial silks, playing the flute in Carlmont’s Symphony Orchestra, rock climbing, working at Impact! Kickboxing Fitness, and baking. View her portfolio here.