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The committee approved the Tour de Menlo group ride application and heard strong resident support for speed-calming measures in Woodside Heights and on Jefferson Avenue. Staff also reported that 15 mph signs for the Miramonte crosswalk were expected to be installed the following week.
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Residents raised concerns about speeding, difficulty crossing Jefferson Avenue, and safety near mailboxes, while Woodside Heights residents discussed speed humps, a possible traffic circle, and lower speed limits. The committee did not make a final decision on those speed-calming proposals; Jefferson Avenue speeding may return for a future agenda. Project updates included replacement of bike-and-pedestrian path delineators with bollards, a submitted permit application, and an update on the Woodside Road bridge replacement near Kings Mountain Road.
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