Speed bumps on 200 block Parkside
Civic next step
- Likely responsible:
- Mobility and Transportation Advisory Board
- Next public opportunity:
- Mobility and Transportation Board · Oct 6
No official response is recorded yet. You can support this issue, add evidence, or prepare a public comment for the next relevant meeting.
This was merged as a duplicate of Speeding on 200 block of Parkside.
Chris Lindeman · Ward 4Verified resident · July 3, 2026 · 200 block Parkside
As speeding is pervasive, install a speed bump to slow drivers or possibly a stop sign at the bottom/bend(?). Perhaps a traffic study is needed
Status timeline
Routed to: Mobility and Transportation Advisory BoardWhat's happened so far: Submitted (Jul 3, 2026) · next: Reach 25 supporters (2 of 25).
- SubmittedJul 3, 2026
- Raised by a verified residentJul 3, 2026
- Reach 25 supporters· 2 of 25Next step
- Awaiting referral to staff / commissioner
- Awaiting acknowledgment
- Not yet discussed at a meeting
- Not yet addressed in the public record
- Not yet resolved
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Questions worth asking
Neutral prompts from gaps in the record — not accusations.
- Raised by residents, but no official discussion, referral, or decision appears on the public record yet. Is it scheduled?
Plus Olivia Holland, Herb Jones added by an organizer (1 confirmed, 1 pending confirmation).
Official record
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