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Kings Park West hears FCDOT proposal for seven speed humps; homeowner permissions, ballot required
Summary
At its April 20 meeting, the Kings Park West Civic Association heard from Rose Cox-Galhotra that FCDOT proposed seven speed humps; the plan requires signed permission from adjacent homeowners and a ballot in which over 50% of homeowners in the balloting area must vote "Yes." Rose will publish a Herald article with supporting data.
At the Kings Park West Civic Association board meeting on April 20, 2025, Rose Cox-Galhotra reported on a meeting with FCDOT and said the agency’s proposal calls for seven speed humps on local streets. She told the board that her goal is to “manage ambition” to marshal sufficient community support to carry the measure through the required processes.
Rose said the next steps include obtaining signed permission from all homeowners immediately adjacent to each proposed device and then allowing FCDOT to lead a community meeting to present details. If the plan moves to a ballot, the minutes state that more than 50% of homeowners in the balloting area must cast a “Yes” vote for the measure to pass.
The minutes record that Rose will write a piece for the Herald citing the data discussed at the FCDOT meeting. The meeting minutes refer to “FCDOT”; that acronym is not defined in the meeting text.
Board members did not record a formal motion or vote on the proposal during the meeting; the discussion on April 20 focused on outreach, homeowner permissions, and the steps required before any balloting could occur. The board did not set dates for a community meeting or for a ballot, and no final decision was recorded.
