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Board hears traffic-calming task force update; speed tables installed on Glenridge and Venetian Way
Summary
The traffic-calming task force reported its first public meeting and recent installations: speed tables were placed on Glenridge Way and Venetian Way, with post-installation evaluation planned; staff emphasized a data-driven, neighborhood-engaged process.
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Staff (S14) updated the board on the traffic-calming task force's work plan following a publicly noticed meeting on 06/29/2026. The task force established governance, evaluation criteria and an eight-meeting roadmap to create a transparent, data-driven traffic-calming program that balances neighborhood safety with emergency-response needs.
Two neighborhood studies prompted recent installations: staff reported that speed tables were placed just west of Horton Drive on Glenridge Way and that Venetian Way also received recently installed devices; post-installation studies will evaluate effectiveness within six months. Staff said the spacing and design of cushions considers emergency-vehicle stability and rider comfort, and that raised crosswalks may be used as gentler alternatives where appropriate.
