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Aliso Viejo council forms ad hoc and orders follow-up after resident recounts near-miss on Hummingbird Lane
Summary
After a resident described repeated speeding and a recent near-miss involving her 10-year-old daughter, the Aliso Viejo City Council directed staff to pursue traffic-calming options, approved permanent speed signs and appointed an ad hoc committee to work with neighbors and report back.
A resident's warning about a near-collision on Hummingbird Lane prompted the Aliso Viejo City Council to direct staff to expand traffic-calming work and appoint an ad hoc committee to engage the neighborhood.
"Every single day, drivers use Hummingbird Lane as a cut through and speed down the street with no regard for people who live there," said Lisa Marie Gollin, a Hummingbird Lane resident who urged immediate action after saying her 10‑year‑old daughter was nearly hit last week. Residents have circulated petitions and asked the city for steps to protect children and walkers.
Council member Tim, who met with about 15 homeowners from the area, described the neighborhood as roughly 289 homes with about 70…
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