Meeting Time: October 18, 2023 at 10:00am MST
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Agenda Item

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

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    Robert Puckett about 1 year 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.

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    Tiffany CarlsonRichison about 1 year 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.

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    Gretchen Petersen about 1 year 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.

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    Cyndi Dean about 1 year 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.

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    Mary Ann Johnston about 1 year ago

    Please take this agenda item off the consent agenda and vote NO! If the Phoenix staff has stated that there is a study to back up the recommendations of reducing speed limits, then why is the study 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. These communities are already at an economic disadvantage that can not afford tickets that will come with reduced speed limits.

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    Jeff Caldwell about 1 year 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.