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Resident requests speed‑limit sign on Hernandez Lane after pets and children endangered

Roseville City Council · August 6, 2026
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Summary

Joyce Flor told the council she has seen drivers racing on Hernandez Lane and asked the city to install a speed‑limit sign at 607 Hernandez to slow traffic and protect children and pets.

Joyce Flor, a resident who lives on Hernandez Lane, told the Roseville City Council on Aug. 5 that speeding and reckless driving in her neighborhood have resulted in killed pets and frightened children riding scooters and bikes. She asked the council to place a speed‑limit sign on a lamppost at 607 Hernandez to slow vehicle traffic and reduce the hazard to local children.

Council members acknowledged the concern; the item was recorded in public comment and staff follow‑up was implied. No formal motion or immediate action on signage was made during the meeting.