Meeting Time: October 18, 2023 at 10:00am MST
The online Comment window has expired

Agenda Item

2 Amend City Code - Section 36-158, Schedule I, Local Speed Limits at 15 Locations

  • Default_avatar
    David Schafranka 12 months ago

    Take Agenda Item 2 off the consent agenda and vote no. Phoenix staff has stated there is a study to back up the recommendations of reducing speed limits, but the study is not included in the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law.

  • Default_avatar
    Maria Lopez 12 months ago

    This agenda Item should not be on the consent agenda since it is lacking a study that is not included on the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law. This agenda item should be removed and/or voted NO on.

  • Default_avatar
    Julie Young 12 months ago

    The study this agenda item references is missing from the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law as our council should be provided all information to vote and that we the people are able to discern the information to determine if this is good for us the taxpayers.

  • Default_avatar
    Forrest Woodwick 12 months ago

    Remove this item from the agenda and cast a 'no' vote. The Phoenix team say there's supporting study for proposed speed limit reductions, but this study is absent from the agenda documentation, constituting a breach of open meeting regulations. Item 2 exhibits a lack of fairness as it disproportionately affects the most disadvantaged communities. Those in less fortunate circumstances will face financial burdens due to the inevitable fines associated with lowered speed limits.

  • Default_avatar
    Christine DeVelis 12 months ago

    No study supporting this is included. Speed limit changes are moot, as there are not police to enforce them already.

  • Default_avatar
    Merissa Hamilton 12 months ago

    Table this item. Maricopa County just voted in their last public meeting to increase speed limits. When you originally proposed Vision Zero, you promised it would not be used to reduce speed limits. In fact, you mocked those who said reducing speed limits would happen from this failed program. Reducing speed limits increases traffic congestion and carbon emissions from the idling of cars.

  • Default_avatar
    Jason Garner 12 months ago

    Please take this agenda item off the consent agenda. and vote no. Phoenix staff has stated there is a study to back up the recommendations of reducing speed limits, but the study is not included in the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law. Furthermore, Item 2 is inequitable because it impacts the most vulnerable communities the most. The least fortunate cannot afford the tickets that will come with reducing speed limits

  • Default_avatar
    Joseph Ward 12 months ago

    Remove this item from the agenda and cast a 'no' vote. The Phoenix team say there's supporting study for proposed speed limit reductions, but this study is absent from the agenda documentation, constituting a breach of open meeting regulations. Item 2 exhibits a lack of fairness as it disproportionately affects the most disadvantaged communities. Those in less fortunate circumstances will face financial burdens due to the inevitable fines associated with lowered speed limits.

  • Default_avatar
    James Brinkman 12 months ago

    Please take this agenda item off the consent agenda. and vote no. Phoenix staff has stated there is a study to back up the recommendations of reducing speed limits, but the study is not included in the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law. Furthermore, Item 2 is inequitable because it impacts the most vulnerable communities the most. The least fortunate cannot afford the tickets that will come with reducing speed limits.

  • Default_avatar
    Shawn GRAMMONT 12 months ago

    As a Arizona resident I highly oppose this agenda item. NO SPEED CAMERAS.

  • Default_avatar
    Joe Vaillancourt 12 months ago

    Please take this agenda item off the consent agenda. and vote no. Phoenix staff has stated there is a study to back up the recommendations of reducing speed limits, but the study is not included in the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law. Furthermore, Item 2 is inequitable because it impacts the most vulnerable communities the most. The least fortunate cannot afford the tickets that will come with reducing speed limits.

  • Default_avatar
    Nicole Dough 12 months ago

    Please take this agenda item off the consent agenda. and vote no. Phoenix staff has stated there is a study to back up the recommendations of reducing speed limits, but the study is not included in the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law. Furthermore, Item 2 is inequitable because it impacts the most vulnerable communities the most. The least fortunate cannot afford the tickets that will come with reducing speed limits.

  • Default_avatar
    JOHN White 12 months ago

    Please take this agenda item off the consent agenda. and vote no. Phoenix staff has stated there is a study to back up the recommendations of reducing speed limits, but the study is not included in the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law. Furthermore, Item 2 is inequitable because it impacts the most vulnerable communities the most. The least fortunate cannot afford the tickets that will come with reducing speed limits.

  • Default_avatar
    Leanne Greenberg 12 months ago

    Overall, I am in support of this, but please look at changing the speed limit along Campbell Ave. to 25 MPH. People fly down our street at high rates of speed and this is an entirely residential street and should be 25 MPH for the safety of the residents, including children and elderly citizens, that live here.

  • Default_avatar
    KM Nolte 12 months ago

    Please take this agenda item off the consent agenda. and vote no. Phoenix staff has stated there is a study to back up the recommendations of reducing speed limits, but the study is not included in the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law. Furthermore, Item 2 is inequitable because it impacts the most vulnerable communities the most. The least fortunate cannot afford the tickets that will come with reducing speed limits.

  • Default_avatar
    Ben Buhanan 12 months ago

    For the Transportation subcommittee meeting on October 18, take Agenda Item 2 off the consent agenda and vote no. Phoenix staff has stated there is a study to back up the recommendations of reducing speed limits, but the study is not included in the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law. Furthermore, Item 2 is inequitable because it impacts the most vulnerable communities the most. The least fortunate cannot afford the tickets that will come with reducing speed limits.

  • Default_avatar
    Patricia Rosner 12 months ago

    Please remove Agenda Item 2 off the consent agenda and vote no. Phoenix staff has stated there is a study to back up the recommendations of reducing speed limits, but the study is not included in the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law. Furthermore, Item 2 is inequitable because it impacts the most vulnerable communities the most. The least fortunate cannot afford the tickets that will come with reducing speed limits.

  • Default_avatar
    Stephen Harris 12 months ago

    Please remove Agenda Item 2 off the consent agenda and vote no. Phoenix staff has stated there is a study to back up the recommendations of reducing speed limits, but the study is not included in the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law. Furthermore, Item 2 is inequitable because it impacts the most vulnerable communities the most. The least fortunate cannot afford the tickets that will come with reducing speed limits.

  • Default_avatar
    Catherine Tunget 12 months ago

    Please take this agenda item off the consent agenda. and vote no. Phoenix staff has stated there is a study to back up the recommendations of reducing speed limits, but the study is not included in the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law. Furthermore, Item 2 is inequitable because it impacts the most vulnerable communities the most. The least fortunate cannot afford the tickets that will come with reducing speed limits.

  • Default_avatar
    cindy cragin 12 months ago

    For the Transportation subcommittee meeting on October 18, take Agenda Item 2 off the consent agenda and vote no. Phoenix staff has stated there is a study to back up the recommendations of reducing speed limits, but the study is not included in the agenda. This is a violation of open meeting law. Furthermore, Item 2 is inequitable because it impacts the most vulnerable communities the most. The least fortunate cannot afford the tickets that will come with reducing speed limits