San Rafael panel reviews draft traffic‑calming policy as residents press for renter representation
City staff presented a draft neighborhood traffic‑calming policy proposing petition‑driven treatments and defined speed/volume thresholds; residents urged changes to petition thresholds, clearer eligibility and a way for renters to participate in decisions.
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City staff presented a draft traffic‑calming policy that would open a new, funded pathway for neighborhood traffic safety projects but set a formal petition and survey process that drew strong public scrutiny.
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