Summary
Multiple residents opposed speed bumps being installed on Palomares Street with no notice, saying traffic circles would be better for a neighborhood seeking historic status and for deaf, blind, and elderly residents. A school board member also asked for traffic safety fixes at Palomares and Elvarado.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
Residents noted speed bumps must be replaced every six years; traffic circles could be done cheaply with paint and signs.
Council and staff agreed to follow up with the residents and monitor the contractor.
Residents on Palomares face lowered property values and accessibility problems if the bumps go in as planned.
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