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After public debate, council adopts staff’s targeted Crystal Valley Parkway speed plan 5–2
Summary
Following a staff presentation and a lengthy public comment period on traffic and pedestrian safety, the council voted 5–2 to adopt a context‑based speed limit adjustment on Crystal Valley Parkway (raise certain segments to 40 mph while keeping sensitive segments at 35 mph) and directed focused enforcement and design improvements.
The Town of Castle Rock approved a staff‑recommended, context‑related adjustment to posted speeds on Crystal Valley Parkway on March 24 after a lengthy discussion that included residents’ safety concerns and a police perspective supporting a data‑driven approach.
Public Works traffic engineer Dan Seiler presented speed and crash data and recommended a split approach: keep the segment adjacent to schools and constrained approaches at 35 mph while setting other segments to 40 mph based on observed operating speeds and…
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