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Ranlo installs temporary speed bump in Spencer Heights as month‑long trial
Summary
Ranlo staff said a temporary speed bump was installed this week at the Wicklow entrance to Spencer Heights as a trial; the town will monitor results for a month and then consider a permanent installation and repeat the process in other neighborhoods.
Staff told the Ranlo board that a temporary speed bump was installed this week at the Wicklow entrance to the Spencer Heights neighborhood as a trial measure to slow traffic and protect residents.
The trial was described as the result of prior community discussion and a decision to implement a temporary measure before committing to a permanent installation. "That temporary speed bump is...installed this week," staff said, and the board was told the town would evaluate performance over roughly a month before deciding whether to make the change permanent or move the trial to another neighborhood such as Sunriver.
Staff also said they had informed fire and emergency personnel about the temporary installation. The board will revisit the bump at a future meeting to review data and community feedback.
The transcript does not record a separate formal vote in the excerpt about the trial installation; staff statement indicated the installation had already occurred.
