City Manager assigned this issue to Transportation Engineer

Thank you for the information you have provided. Phase 1 of 3 of the Lyon Hoag and Adjacent Neighborhoods Traffic Calming project is currently being implemented. This phase includes striping enhancements and temporary trial improvements aimed to reduce speeding and the amount of cut-through traffic in the area. For more information regarding the Lyon Hoag and Adjacent Neighborhoods Traffic Calming Studies and Recommendations at https://www.lyonhoagtrafficcalming.com/

Thank you I will look at Phases 2 and 3. I hope they’re more effective.

Thank you for your continued patience. Phase 1 improvements are substantially complete. Staff will continue to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the recently installed improvements.

Thanks for your attention to these traffic concerns. I really appreciate the speed bumps on Dwight and Bloomfield. The speeding on Howard is still a problem- are there plans for speed bumps there too?

Thank you for your suggestion. Staff is currently monitoring and evaluating the recently installed improvements to assess future permanent improvements.

I hope something more is done soon. Speeding cars are abound while we walk on Howard and Bayswater; 50 mph seems to be the norm. Bloomfield is now a speed, hit brakes over hump and speed again. More humps seem needed so they know they can never pick up speed by accelerating between humps. These speeding idiots need to be stopped before there is a serious injury or death on the streets of Lyon Hoag.

I agree, the speeding on Howard and Bayswater is chronic and dangerous to humans and pets.

Can the City be more clear and more transparent on what it means by "staff is currently monitoring and evaluating" - what does that mean exactly?

Can the City share the “after” speed data to show how much, if any, speeds have decreased with what was done? Will the City be doing a survey of residents to see if they’re satisfied with the results? Clear next steps on additional measures like speed humps/cushions would be good for people to know, otherwise people are in the dark.

The City of Burlingame launched SeeClickFix under the name “accessBurlingame” in June 2015 to equip residents and visitors with a free, quick, convenient, and public method for submitting service requests to City staff. Service requests are typically issues or concerns that can be fixed or completed in a reasonable amount of time. Examples of typical service requests include requests to clean up graffiti and dirty streets, repair potholes, curbs, and gutters, or report broken signs and street lights. We thank you for suggesting improvements on Howard Avenue and Bayswater Avenue. We are monitoring and evaluating improvements made in Phase 1 of the Lyon Hoag and Adjacent Neighborhoods Traffic Calming Project. We value your opinions and suggestions. We will continue reviewing your transportation concerns and will provide a Transportation Evaluation Request Form shortly.