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Resident presses council on speed humps; council to study stop signs and intersection changes
Summary
A resident asked for progress on requested speed humps; the mayor and public safety committee said paving delays held up work but staff will perform engineering studies on nearby intersections and seek neighborhood input before installing stop controls or completing humps.
A Glen Ridge resident, Andrew Seagull, told the mayor and council he wanted an update on previously requested speed humps near Hillside and Washington, saying the repaving had raised the street and altered hump profiles, creating safety concerns.
"I just wanted to get some progress or update on the speed humps," Seagull said during public comment. The mayor responded that paving schedules prevented the borough from sending its contractor but that staff would tackle…
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