We, the below listed signatory's to this petition state that we currently live on Kevin Road or Greenbrooke Ct., within the Greenbrooke neighborhood and hereby request that the speed limits within the neighborhood be lowered from the current 30 mph to a speed limit of 20 mph and new signs posted to indicate that change.
The emails I receive from neighbors describing near misses on Kevin Road are exhausting to read but they remind me why this fight is necessary. I am still processing the latest round of dense paperwork from the planning office while waiting for a real answer. It is a long process but I am not walking away from this.
July 8, 2021
Seeing this kind of movement confirms that my neighbors are just as fed up with the dangerous traffic on our streets as I am. It has been a long and exhausting process but knowing so many of you are behind this gives me the strength to keep fighting for our safety.
6 Comments
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Jessica Robinson
5 years ago
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Every single day I worry about my dog getting hit. Please change the limit.
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Sarah Sandoval
5 years ago
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Too many people rip down Kevin Road like they are on a racetrack. It is a residential street with kids playing, slow down already!
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Tom Nkemelu
5 years ago
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If a car hits someone at 30mph they might not survive. This is about common sense safety for our neighborhood.
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David Ramos
5 years ago
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Finally. The traffic here is getting crazy and nobody seems to care about the people walking their dogs or the kids in the driveway.
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Mark Medina
5 years ago
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way overdue. 30 is way to fast for our little streets.
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Elena Saunders
5 years ago
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SLOW DOWN! Some of us actually live here.
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We, the below listed signatory's to this petition state that we currently live on Kevin Road or Greenbrooke Ct., within the Greenbrooke neighborhood and hereby request that the speed limits within the neighborhood be lowered from the current 30 mph to a speed limit of 20 mph and new signs posted to indicate that change.
The emails I receive from neighbors describing near misses on Kevin Road are exhausting to read but they remind me why this fight is necessary. I am still processing the latest round of dense paperwork from the planning office while waiting for a real answer. It is a long process but I am not walking away from this.
July 8, 2021
Seeing this kind of movement confirms that my neighbors are just as fed up with the dangerous traffic on our streets as I am. It has been a long and exhausting process but knowing so many of you are behind this gives me the strength to keep fighting for our safety.
6 Comments
J
Jessica Robinson
5 years ago
Featured
Every single day I worry about my dog getting hit. Please change the limit.
S
Sarah Sandoval
5 years ago
Featured
Too many people rip down Kevin Road like they are on a racetrack. It is a residential street with kids playing, slow down already!
T
Tom Nkemelu
5 years ago
Featured
If a car hits someone at 30mph they might not survive. This is about common sense safety for our neighborhood.
D
David Ramos
5 years ago
Featured
Finally. The traffic here is getting crazy and nobody seems to care about the people walking their dogs or the kids in the driveway.
M
Mark Medina
5 years ago
Featured
way overdue. 30 is way to fast for our little streets.
E
Elena Saunders
5 years ago
Featured
SLOW DOWN! Some of us actually live here.
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Every single day I worry about my dog getting hit. Please change the limit.