Install 2 speed bumps on Merced Street to slow traffic
In Plain English
The city plans to add speed control devices on the 1500 block of Merced Street between South 56th Street and Tehama Avenue. These raised pavement sections force drivers to slow down in residential areas. If approved, the installations aim to improve pedestrian safety on this stretch of road.
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Approve consent calendar
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