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Committee approves speed‑hump installations on Ridge between Kings Highway and Union Boulevard
Summary
Alderwoman Shameem Clark‑Hubbard asked the committee to install speed humps on the 5000, 5100 and 5200 blocks of Ridge to calm traffic; the committee had no questions or public testimony and passed Board Bill 45 with a do‑pass recommendation.
Alderwoman Shameem Clark‑Hubbard presented Board Bill 45 to the Public Infrastructure and Utilities Committee on June 24, asking members to approve speed‑hump installations on the 5000, 5100 and 5200 blocks of Ridge (between Kings Highway and Union Boulevard).
The clerk read the bill summary, which cites Ordinance No. 70333 as amended by Ordinance No. 71394, directing the Director of Streets to install the speed humps on the identified Ridge blocks. Clark‑Hubbard told the committee she sought a do‑pass recommendation and had no further comments.
Committee members asked no questions and the clerk recorded no public testimony. The committee moved, seconded and, after a call for previous roll, the chair announced Board Bill 45 passed with a do‑pass recommendation.
The committee’s record notes the do‑pass recommendation but does not record a named vote tally in the transcript; the committee took no public testimony on the bill.
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