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Council approves traffic schedule changes for Timbers Edge Phase 2
Summary
The Columbia City Common Council voted unanimously on second and final reading to adopt Ordinance 2025-1, which amends local traffic schedules to establish stop controls and set speed limits on the new streets in Timbers Edge Phase 2.
The Columbia City Common Council on Feb. 11 approved Ordinance 2025-1 on second and final reading to amend the city’s traffic schedules and set stop controls and speed limits on new streets in the Timbers Edge Phase 2 subdivision.
The ordinance, described at the meeting as changes to stop intersections and speed limits for the new development, was read by title and then advanced after a motion to approve. Councilmember Leslie moved to approve the ordinance on second and final reading; Councilmember Ken seconded the motion. The measure passed unanimously of those present; one member (Vincent) was absent for the vote.
City staff said the ordinance updates Chapter 75 (Traffic Schedules) of Title 7 of the Columbia City Code of Ordinances to add the new streets in Timbers Edge Phase 2 to the traffic-control and speed-limit schedules. No public comment or separate amendments were recorded during the council’s discussion.
The approval completes the required second-reading step at the council level; the ordinance takes effect according to the city’s ordinance-adoption rules included in the Code of Ordinances. The meeting record does not specify an effective date beyond the standard ordinance-adoption process.
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