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Residents press Corcoran council for speed bumps; councilmember seeks traffic-safety update
Summary
Two residents told the Corcoran City Council they are experiencing speeding and ATV activity on North Ave and between 6 1/2 and Dairy Ave and presented a petition requesting speed bumps; Councilmember Jeanette Zamora-Bragg asked staff for an update on the Active Transportation Plan/Traffic Safety and said she can no longer serve on the KCAG board because she cannot attend in person.
Two residents raised neighborhood traffic-safety concerns during the public comment period at the Corcoran City Council meeting on July 8.
Manuel Alvarez (2319 North Ave.) told the council he and neighbors have observed speeding vehicles and ATVs in the area between 6 1/2 and Dairy Avenue and on North Avenue and submitted a petition requesting installation of speed bumps. Dan Martinez (1508 Patterson Ave.) made a similar plea for more speed bumps. Both comments were entered during public discussion; the transcript does not record a substantive council response or an immediate decision to act.
Jose Verdusco introduced himself to the council as the new area representative for PG&E. Later in the meeting, Councilmember Jeanette Zamora-Bragg requested an update on the Active Transportation Plan/Traffic Safety from staff. She also advised the council she can no longer serve on the KCAG board because board members can only vote if they attend in person and she is unable to attend in person.
The record shows the council acknowledged the public comments but the transcript does not record any motion, staff commitment, or timeline for considering the petition or modifying the Active Transportation Plan. Those next steps were not specified in the minutes.
