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Neighborhood Council 1 reorganizes Fox Farm Road traffic safety effort as Rollo steps back
Summary
Al Rollo stepped back from leading the Fox Farm Road traffic safety initiative; the council secured funding for a speed sign, the county offered property for placement, a city traffic study was requested, and David Saslav volunteered to lead the ad hoc committee and meet with Captain Otto on enforcement.
Neighborhood Council 1 discussed ongoing traffic safety work for Fox Farm Road on April 14, noting a leadership change and steps to move the effort forward.
Al Rollo said he will step back from leading the traffic safety initiative but provided a summary of work completed to date, including meetings with city staff and documentation of issues and contacts. The group reported funding has been secured for a speed sign similar to local school electronic displays and that the county has offered property for sign placement; council members said the city expressed reluctance to maintain a sign because of resource constraints.
Council members requested a city traffic study to measure speeds at the location and asked that the study data be provided to Captain Otto for review. David Saslav volunteered to lead the traffic safety efforts going forward and to form an ad hoc committee with interested residents, including Abigail St. Lawrence's mother, to pursue signage and enforcement options. The group discussed using school resource officers for morning patrol support as a possible enforcement avenue.
Assigned follow-ups include Saslav scheduling a meeting with Captain Otto and requesting the city's traffic study data; no formal vote was recorded at the meeting.
