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Home My WebLink About3931RESOLUTION NO. 3931 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING TRAFFIC REGULATIONS PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 67 OF THE REDLANDS ORDINANCE CODE Pursuant to studies made in accordance with Chapter 67 of the Redlands Ordinance Code and the presentation of information gained in such studies, the City Council hereby finds and determines that traffic conditions and the convenience of the public require that certain regulations are necessary and shall be established SECTION ONE Pursuant to Section 40802(b) of the California Vehicle Code and Article 680, Section 68001(a) of the Redlands Traffic Ordinance, the following school zones have been studied and the speed limits shall be 25 M.P.H pursuant to Section 22352(b)(2) of the Cali- fornia vehicle Code: Dates of Study. July 25-29, 1983 October 10-14, 1983 School Zones as Follows. (within posted areas) Public Schools Clement Jr High School - Pennsylvania Avenue, San Bernardino Ave Cope Jr High School - Cypress Avenue, Fern Avenue Crafton Elemementary School - Wabash Avenue Franklin Elementary School - Colton Avenue, Division Street Kimberly Elementary School - South Avenue, Elizabeth Street, Henrietta Street - Cypress Avenue, Cajon Street Palm Avenye Pennsylvania Avenue, Orange Street Olive Avenue, Center Street, Clark Street, Michigan Street Moore Jr High School - Highland Avenue, Fifth Avenue, Redlands Street, Dearborn Street Orangewood High School - Texas Street, Stuart Street Redlands High School - Citrus Avenue, Church Street, Central Avenue Smiley Elementary School - Cypress Avenue, San Mateo Street Private Schools Cypress Christian School - Cypress Avenue Redlands Christian School - Church Street Redlands Junior Academy - Tennessee Street Valley Preparatory School - Ford Street Sacred Heart School - Olive Avenue, Eureka Street, Fourth Street Kingsbury Elementary School Lugonia Elementary School - McKinley Elementary School - ADOPTED, SIGNED AND APPROVED this 6th day of ATTEST. December, 1983 Mayor of the City of Redlands ENGINEERING, TRAFFIC AND SPEED SURVEY at HIGHWAY UNDER SURVEY: All school zones within the city limits of Redlands DATE OF SURVEY: Week of July 25-29, 1983 Week of October 10-14, 1983 FACTS. The school zones listed below and on the attached worksheets (17 schools in all) have all been studied and it has been determined that they all meet the require- ments of the California Vehicle Code section 22352 (b) (2) for a speer7 limit of 25 m.p.h. A. speed limit of 25 MPH ,while children are going to or leaving these schools during opening or closing hours or during the noon recess period, would be appropriate to facilitate the orderly movement of vehicle and pedestrian traffic in a safe and reasonable manner. RECOMMENDATION The following school zones should be posed for-25 m.p.h. while school children are present as indicated on the attachea worksheets. Public Schools Clement Jr. High School - Pennsylvania Avenue, San Bernardino Avenue Cope Jr. High School - Cypress Avenue, Fern Avenue Crafton Elementary School - Wabash Avenue Franklin Elementary School - Colton Avenue, Division Street Kimberly Elementary School - South Avenue, Elizabeth Street, Henrietta Street Kingsbury Elementary School - Cypress Avenue, Cajon Street, Palm Avenue Lugonia Elementary School - Pennsylvania Avenue, Orange Street McKinley Elementary School - Olive Avenue, Center Street, Clark Street, Michigan Street Moore Jr. High School - Highland Avenue, Fifth Avenue, Redlands SLLeet, Dearbo.Ln Street Orangewood High School - Texas Street, Stuart Street Redlands High School - Citrus Avenue, Church Street, Central Avenue Smiley Elementary School - Cypress Avenue, San Mateo Street Private Schools Cypress Christian School - Cypress Avenue Redlands Chri5Lian School - Church Street Redlands Junior Academy - Tennessee Street Valley ev Preparatory School - Ford Street Sacred Heart School - Olive Avenue, Eureka Street, Fourth Street Prepared by. 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