Summary
The city's 2018 policy requires petitions from 75% of nearby residents before speed humps are even considered, and staff treat humps as a last resort. Council agreed the process feels opaque and wants a brochure explaining the options — studies, striping, feedback signs — and a clearer escalation path.
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Last discussed Apr 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
Each speed hump costs roughly $4,000-$6,000 installed, and most streets need several.
Residents on speeding-prone residential streets like Linares Avenue who want a clearer path to traffic fixes.
Folks who file complaints today can feel strung along by the petition-first process without knowing what options exist.
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