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Image 1 — Let's talk Traffic Safety and Low hanging fruit!
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Let's talk Traffic Safety and Low hanging fruit!

Let's talk traffic safety. We can make things better today with AB 382, let me tell you how...

Making our roads safer for kids should not be a difficult thing to do.

The State through Assembly Bill 382 is allowing local agencies to reduce speed limits around school zones to as low as 15 Miles an hour. In addition instead of waiting till Jan 1, 2031 the law also allows local agencies to enact this sooner.

It is something Campbell can do now to address the concerns of it's citizens. I don't know about the other candidates but I have had a earful from residents around traffic safety in neighborhoods and around schools.

So let the other candidates and council members know your thoughts.
These easy (low hanging fruit) changes are where we can act quickly without going through long drawn out processes.

These easy (low hanging fruit) changes are where we can act quickly without going through long drawn out processes and perhaps save lives/injuries.

photo credits
Village School : JH from Village.
Forest Hill : Daraius Sorabji

u/Sorabji4Campbell — 9 days ago
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Campbell Tech Park Housing Development - Planning Commission Meeting Tue 10/13 7pm

Show your support for more housing in Campbell! There is a major development (290 units) planned for Campbell Tech Park. The planning commission is reviewing the project this coming Tuesday. This is the largest available area in Campbell for new housing.

Public show of support helps the project move through the process without unnecessary delay. Details on how to show support are the in following comment.

Some local residents are resisting the project due to traffic concerns. However, the only impacted street is McGlincy which runs from Union to Curtner. No new traffic will run through residential streets. Additionally the Env. Impact Report’s traffic study found the rush hour car volume will increase only 30% on McGlincy, with even less impact on the larger streets. Tech Park currently has office businesses that already create traffic in the area.

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u/1000ftAGL — 8 days ago
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For kitties lovers

Seeing this on their facebook. If you don’t have any plans tomorrow, you should check them out!

u/AQuietEvening — 11 days ago