Staff proposes formal traffic-speed response protocol; council backs data-driven approach
Public works staff proposed a tiered protocol to handle resident speed and stop-sign requests: staff-level checks (counts, radar signs), public works committee review if thresholds met, and council referral only for elevated cases. Council expressed support for a guideline to ensure consistent responses and data-backed referrals.
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Public works staff presented a proposed traffic-speed protocol to standardize how the city responds to resident requests about speed, stop signs and similar traffic-control concerns.
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