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The City Council unanimously authorized two transportation grant applications and advanced an ordinance that codifies existing speed limits while changing limits on two road segments by 5 miles per hour. It also approved a $225,000 anonymous donation to continue a full-time police wellness program coordinator and authorized design and supply work for a replacement restroom at Holbrook-Palmer Park.
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Atherton is seeking grant funding for traffic safety and mobility improvements at El Camino Real/Selby Lane and Alameda de las Pulgas. The Council moved the speed-limit ordinance forward but did not adopt it at this meeting. Residents will also see continued police wellness programming funded by the donation and planned replacement of the playground restroom at Holbrook-Palmer Park.
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