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Board narrows Weston Avenue speed-limit changes after split vote

Village of Weston Board of Trustees · March 24, 2026
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Summary

Trustees debated an ordinance to amend speed limits on Weston Avenue. After a failed initial motion, the board approved an amendment that kept one segment at 35 mph and restored another segment to 45 mph, following engineering recommendations and resident concerns.

Trustees debated Ordinance 26-006, which would amend Chapter 82.6 of the Village code to change speed limits on segments of Weston Avenue. Public works and engineering recommendations supporting a 35 mph design speed were discussed, but several trustees said they preferred retaining 45 mph on portions designed for higher speeds.

An initial motion to adopt the ordinance as presented failed after multiple trustees voted 'no.' Trustee Mark Bologna (Trustee Mark Bologna) then moved to amend the ordinance so that the segment from Camp Phillips to Von Kennel would remain at 35 mph while the segment from Von Kennel to Highway J (Jay) would be restored to 45 mph; that amendment received a second and the board approved the amended ordinance.

During discussion, public works staff and committee members noted the engineering recommendation and residents’ requests for a lower speed in specific sections. One trustee said the road was originally designed for 40 mph and preferred a 40–45 mph standard for certain stretches. The board recorded multiple 'no' votes on the original motion and then voice and roll-call support for the amended ordinance.

The ordinance as amended will stand except for the restored 45-mph stretch; trustees noted the ordinance affects multiple other local speed-limit adjustments in the village.