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Traffic Calming Assessment: radar signs and education planned for River Ridge
Summary
The district reviewed its 2025 Traffic Calming Assessment and plans to deploy three permanent and one mobile radar speed sign the first week of February while pursuing education measures and considering 'Do not pass golf cart' signage at the front entrance and crosswalks.
District Engineer Charlie Krebs reviewed the Tier 1 and Tier 2 traffic calming strategies in the draft Traffic Calming Assessment 2025 report and reported that initial education‑based road, bike and golf cart safety measures are already underway.
The minutes record that "three permanent and one mobile speed radar signs will be delivered throughout the property the first week in February" and that speeding violations have decreased. The Board discussed installing "Do not pass golf cart" signage at the front entrance and crosswalks, and Mr. Long asked that Page 9 of the report be updated to reflect the conclusion of the Traffic Study.
Pelican Sound's board is considering bylaw changes related to traffic violation terms, and the CDD discussed Safety Saturday events and resident behavior (walking and bicycling in streets). No formal motion or funding appropriation for additional traffic calming devices was recorded at the Jan. 28 meeting.
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