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Home My WebLink Aboutecomment report 11-4-20 Safety Commission Meeting Time: 11-04-20 18:00 eComments Report J u III fj, fin g" Afjf,,,,,,,inda Guirnirrieirds SU",Y)",Y)0 11-J 0 e ',JJeuhr1I Safety Commission 11-04-20 14 5 2 0 3 18:00 Sentiments for All Meetings The following graphs display sentiments for comments that have location data. Only locations of users who have commented will be shown. Overall Sentiment Safety Commission 11-04-20 18:00 / geiiiod,, k,",whrM 1. RESOLUTION OF THE SAFETY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF 5 2 0 3 CHULA VISTA RECOMMENDING THAT THE CHULA VISTA CITY COUNCIL ESTABLISH A SPEED LIMIT ON BONITA GLEN DRIVE BETWEEN BONITA ROAD AND THE CHULA VISTA CITY LIMIT OF 25 MPH, AND THAT SCHEDULE X OF THE REGISTER MAINTAINED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER BE AMENDED TO REFLECT THIS SPEED LIMIT Sentiments for All Agenda Items The following graphs display sentiments for comments that have location data. Only locations of users who have commented will be shown. Overall Sentiment �� IIIIIIIIIIIIIui r��i'�' lr g ir,iida IIS PrniI n d �u�uiui+�a uo4�� If)iw L. U Illl0 YJ 0 1(" /SII II Y C 0II�J�oIIJ/nll ��II��ll �NIII �11'II"Y 0 CNW A,V A oII L��II�,tlll,rf�Ilr��11�411��1111�4G�r II II N/G�II II II NII G114y1d11 //%I'lG 11A GII II VI GOUldll�4wlll II SIIXISII ILII N //4 S \�11ll 11 011`J 11Je��11�41111/G%�rll ll�11�4 11��11 bll�llr�� Ilcbll II F��II�c�ll:c�ll�4 ,� C �� r r,�'i'J v �,�"i„� 'v J ,, �:��,,p IIII v / � 'l' � � � „-)ii ��r,��,, v ,� ��p v d,�p ,, r r y,�� ,, �� ....o ,,r).4 J v J O+,p� � ��k h/��k � 411��p� �I � wd �I ti,U .��k� ,,,G ��k .,,all 11 If ��. �� q -� rel q�.d Jfi �I. �/�k �� II��w r,,,,we 11q roW,Jp�p��. ..c tom- �I � h��,�J +,,,{ �� h Wl��k � ��k 11� N II Gw// 4 '�w NII �'e✓ I If '��!bJ, '�� 1D G t/ll l`�� D 'I i Overall Sentiment III °i�ri�cst��ri .j �� Illlllllllllliii�r'��'� Susan Wachowiak Location:91910, Chula Vista Submitted At: 4:00pm 11-04-20 With additional cars that will be coming from the approved 170 unit Silvergate Apartment complex on Bonita Glen Drive, I think you will need something more effective than traffic signs! As stated in the City of Chula Vista literature, Department of Engineering, Frequently Asked Questions, "Before and after studies have shown that there is no significant changes in average vehicle speeds following the posting of new or revised speed limits and accident frequency! Perhaps speed bumps would help alleviate the danger in his heavily congested area! Judith Pidgeon Location:91910, Chula Vista, Submitted At: 1:23pm 11-04-20 Setting a speed limit on Bonita Glen really does not solve the problem of safety in this congested area. There have been speed signs for years and no one pays attention to them. The fact that people do not pay attention to speed limit signs is a fact stated in the traffic information give by the City of Chula Vista to the public. Norma Cazares Location: Submitted At: 12:43pm 11-04-20 1 am neutral on this action due to mixed feelings about Bonita Glen Dr that leads into the County roads, Vista Dr. and Pepper Tree Rd. This City effort compliments the County's recent decision to drop the speed limit from 35 to 25 MPH on Vista Dr. Yes, reducing the speed is welcomed, however, this will not be sufficient once the the new 170-unit SilverGate apartment project on Bonita Glen Dr. is built. The increased traffic will further impact the substandard roads and create unsafe conditions for school children/pedestrians. I hope the City commits to revisiting the road changes, sooner than later, to include possible closure at the city/county line. Thank you. Michelle Hansen Location:91910, Chula Vista Submitted At: 11:47am 11-04-20 This is a great idea. People drive so fast on this road and it makes it unsafe for the residents who live there and for the pedestrians who walk there. A speed limit would be a phenomenal idea! Drivers barely stop at the 4 way stop sign at Hilltop and Pepper Tree. Juan Fox Location:91910, Chula Vista Submitted At: 10:19am 11-04-20 This is a good idea. This road is not safe as is, as it was not designed to handle the current traffic flow.