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Committee advances multiple speed-hump bills for 13th Ward and other blocks
Summary
A cluster of speed-hump board bills sponsored by Alderwoman Boyd (Board Bills 101, 102, 104 and 105) were advanced from the committee with due-pass recommendations after the sponsor said residents petitioned and street-engineering reviews were completed.
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Alderwoman Boyd presented a package of neighborhood speed-hump bills — Board Bills 101, 102, 104 and 105 — to formalize petitions and complete prior requests in the 13th Ward. She said petitions and street-engineering reviews were collected to ensure the requests met ordinance requirements.
Committee members asked no substantive questions; the bills were moved together through the agenda and each was passed out of committee with a due-pass recommendation. Boyd said these actions are primarily administrative cleanups of prior requests and petition collections.
Next steps: each bill will be scheduled for the full Board where final votes will be taken.

