South Pasadena Public Works Infrastructure Commission 06 24 2026

The City of South Pasadena Public Works Infrastructure Commission held a meeting on June 24, 2026, focusing primarily on the citywide engineering and traffic survey (ENTS) report and the fiscal year 2026-2027 proposed work plan. The commission reviewed the updated traffic survey conducted by Minigar and Associates, discussing speed limit adjustments in school zones and business districts in accordance with California Assembly Bills 382 and 43. Key topics included the implementation of reduced speed limits, coordination with the police department for enforcement, and the placement and cost of new speed limit signage estimated at approximately $20,300. Commissioners debated the appropriateness of certain speed limits and the potential for further reductions based on pedestrian and bicycle activity. The commission also discussed the need for a citywide active transportation plan before making changes to Mission Street, with plans to engage consultants and pursue grant funding. The fiscal year work plan was adopted unanimously, highlighting ongoing capital improvement projects such as the Fremont Avenue design and water infrastructure updates, with an emphasis on community engagement and grant applications. The commission expressed interest in expediting mobility and bicycle projects and maintaining regular updates on progress.