Summary
Data shows drivers aren't slowing at the roundabouts — 63% of crashes happen at Chandler — so the city is installing permanent speed lumps. Neighbors worry about truck noise and property values; the risk manager warns a pedestrian lawsuit could cost $750,000.
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Last discussed Jan 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
$25,472 plus a $4,000 contingency from Measure L funds.
Pedestrians and drivers near the roundabouts get safer crossings and slower traffic.
Nearby residents say truck noise from the lumps will disturb sleep and may hurt property values.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council - Jan 27, 2026
Data shows drivers aren't slowing at the roundabouts — 63% of crashes happen at Chandler — so the city is installing permanent speed lumps. Neighbors worry about truck noise and property values; the risk manager warns a pedestrian lawsuit could cost $750,000.
City Council - Jan 13, 2026
The Berkeley Avenue corridor's roundabouts keep producing crashes — one intersection accounts for about 76% of them — but the council tabled the $25,472 speed lump contract after a resident complained about noise and process. Staff will bring more data back to a future meeting.
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