Arterial streets are:not subject to the requirements for local or collector streets; and subject to a separate investigation process for alternative traffic calming measures. A stakeholder requesting traffic calming in a neighborhood on a local or collector street shall:live within the neighborhood; own or operate a business within the neighborhood; represent a school or daycare facility within the neighborhood; represent a Community Organization within the neighborhood; or be a public, elected official, or his or her designee, whose district’s boundaries are within or include a portion of the City of Baltimore. To initiate the traffic calming process, the Stakeholder must complete a 311 Service Request by:calling 311; or filling out an online surveythrough the mobile phone application for 311 Service Requests; or on City of Baltimore’s 311 website. A Stakeholder shall provide the following information to be considered for a traffic calming request:legal first and last name; email address or phone number; street address; start and end points of the roadway segments where the need for traffic calming should be investigated; a specific address or location where speed or cut-through traffic are of concern; any relevant and necessary information regarding the traffic calming service request. For BCDOT to consider a Service Request, the Stakeholder must provide the information found in <cite data-path="14.09.01.03|D.">Regulation .03D</cite> in full. After submission, the stakeholder will be given:a time period for receiving an update for the service request; the service request number; and if using online or mobile application, a confirmation email with:A copy of the completed service request form; and The information listed above in <cite data-path="14.09.01.03|D.">Regulation .03.D</cite>.