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Council approves speed bumps, signage for Toby Ridge subdivision
Summary
The Jourdanton City Council approved installing speed bumps and "Children at Play" signs in Toby Ridge after a recommendation from Police Chief Gonzales; the motion passed unanimously.
The Jourdanton City Council on June 1 approved installation of speed bumps and the placement of "Children at Play" signage in the Toby Ridge Subdivision following a recommendation from the police chief.
Police Chief Gonzales recommended the traffic-calming measures to address safety concerns in the neighborhood. Councilmember Katrina Wiatrek moved to install the speed bumps and add signage; Councilmember Raul Morales seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
The council record does not specify a contractor, timeline or funding source for the work; staff follow-up was not recorded in the meeting minutes. Council did not discuss removing parking or other complementary traffic-calming measures during the public meeting.
The approval is procedural direction to city staff to implement the physical traffic-calming measures and signage; the council did not adopt a separate ordinance or set an implementation date during the meeting.
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