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Committee directs 35 mph signs for Glenbrook Way after speed study
5825873 · September 24, 2025
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Summary
A traffic study showed an 85th-percentile speed of about 37 mph on Glenbrook Way; the committee agreed to post a signed 35 mph limit as the most defensible setting and instructed Public Works to install signs without a budget amendment.
Public Works presented a speed study for Glenbrook Way after a resident request for more speed limit signs. The traffic engineer found the 80th/85th-percentile speeds supported a signed limit at either 35 or 40 mph; staff recommended signing the corridor at 35 mph and installing signs consistent with…
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