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Turlock delays decision on Berkeley Avenue speed bumps after resident objections and staff data requests
Summary
After resident objections and requests for more neighborhood data, the Turlock City Council voted to table a decision on installing permanent speed bumps on a Berkeley Avenue corridor. Staff cited crash history and speed data but councilmembers asked for additional analysis and outreach.
The Turlock City Council voted to table a plan to install permanent speed bumps on a stretch of Berkeley Avenue after residents complained the decision had been handled on the consent calendar and requested more information.
Resident Tom Mickelson told council that a temporary test bump near his home produced “unbearable noise,” said he had not been adequately notified, and accused the process of favoritism and being “railroaded” onto the consent…
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