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Richmond council adopts 15 mph limit for Wood River Circle

2916400 · January 7, 2025
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Summary

After a public hearing, the Richmond Town Council voted unanimously to amend the town code to add Wood River Circle to Valley Lodge Estates with a posted speed limit not to exceed 15 mph.

Richmond Town Council voted to amend the Richmond Code of Ordinances to add Wood River Circle to Valley Lodge Estates with a posted speed limit not to exceed 15 miles per hour following a brief public hearing.

Council President opened the hearing after Chief Johnson explained the proposal, saying Wood River Circle was the only road in that neighborhood without a posted speed limit. No members of the public spoke in opposition during the hearing; one resident, Ellen Gee, reminded speakers to use the microphone for the record.

The council first voted to open the public hearing (roll call recorded) and then voted to approve the ordinance amendment as written. Roll-call votes recorded in the meeting transcript show Councilors Dinsmore, Madnick, Palmachano, Reynolds and Wilcox voting yes on the final approval.

Because the action was a direct amendment to the town code (ordinance language and a specific roadway listing), the council's vote will be implemented by updating the town ordinance to include Wood River Circle with a posted maximum speed of 15 mph.

Details the council discussed were procedural: Chief Johnson gave the overview that the street had no posted limit and that adding it required the code change. There were no substantive challenges recorded in the public hearing or during council discussion.

The council moved on with its agenda after recording the ordinance vote and closing the hearing.