This month, we’ll be having a discussion on traffic calming and pedestrian safety in our communities. In 2017, after completing traffic studies, our area traffic engineer identified three streets that warranted traffic calming. Traffic calming devices on those streets should finally be installed this year. Let’s look at other streets and intersections where we continually hear complaints about speeding and not stopping at stop signs and see what can be done.

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Agenda for Rolando Park/Redwood Village Community Council Meeting
Monday, April 10th, 2023, 7 pm
6620 Marlowe Dr. Room 26, in person or online via Zoom

7:00 Call to order – Sonia Lang

• Meeting minutes are posted at http://rolandopark.org/
• Dues and membership – Cheryl Bailey
• Community announcements – Jennifer Bennett/Lynn Edwards

7:10 Public comments on non-agenda items (2 minutes each)

7:20 Community reports; if present (5 minutes each)
Reports given in the order of representatives’ arrival

• Ana Laura Martinez – County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher’s office
• Jawad Al Baghdadi – Congresswoman Sarah Jacobs’ office
• Lucero Maganda – Mayor Todd Gloria’s office
• Martha Zapata – City Council President Sean Elo-Rivera’s office
• Officer Terry Hoskins – Community Relations Officer, SDPD
• Sam Gonzalez – State Assemblymember Dr. Akilah Weber’s office
• Toni Duran – State Senate President pro Tem Toni Atkins’ office

7:45 Community discussion: Traffic calming and pedestrian safety

8:30 Wrap up

Note: Rolando Park/Redwood Village Community Council meetings are recorded and shared on our social media.