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Residents urge speed bumps on Butte Avenue; one speaker opposes rezoning
Summary
During public comment at the Oct. 27 City of Pacific meeting, James and Donna Miller requested speed bumps on Butte Avenue due to increased traffic and speeding; Howard Erickson voiced opposition to rezoning and raised safety concerns.
Several members of the public addressed the City Council during the Oct. 27 meeting. James and Donna Miller asked the council to consider installing speed bumps on Butte Avenue, citing increased traffic volume and cars travelling at unsafe speeds. The minutes record the request but do not show council action or staff response addressing the specific request at that meeting.
Howard Erickson used public comment to oppose rezoning of future developments and to raise related safety concerns; the minutes record his position but do not record a council response or planned follow-up during the meeting. Both items were heard during the public-comment portion of the agenda and were not docketed as separate agenda items for formal council action on Oct. 27.
Because the council did not take formal action on these public-comment requests at this meeting, any next steps (traffic studies, follow-up staff reports, or zoning matters) would require future agenda placement or staff direction; no such directions are recorded in the minutes.
