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City Council on 2022-03-21 6:30 PM <br />03-21-22 18:30 <br />Agenda Name Comments Support Oppose Neutral <br />22-142 RESOLUTION of the City of San Leandro City Council to Adopt a <br />Vision Zero Traffic Safety Policy <br />1 1 0 0 <br />12.c. 22-190 Staff Report for the First Reading of the City of San Leandro <br />City Council Ordinance to Amend San Leandro Municipal Code sections <br />1-3-100, 1-3-110 and subsection (a) of section 1-3-115 to add Community <br />Police Review Board and to Add Article 17 Community Police Review <br />Board to San Leandro Municipal Code Chapter 1-3, Boards and <br />Commissions <br />2 2 0 0 <br />Sentiments for All Agenda Items <br />The following graphs display sentiments for comments that have location data. Only locations of users who have commented <br />will be shown. <br />Overall Sentiment <br />Agenda Item: eComments for 22-142 RESOLUTION of the City of San Leandro City Council to Adopt a Vision Zero Traffic <br />Safety Policy <br />Overall Sentiment <br />Sarah Bailey <br />Location: <br />Submitted At: 9:03am 03-20-22 <br />I am very excited to see a request and presentation from Engineering and Transportation asking the council to <br />establish a Vision Zero Transportation Safety Policy. This plan will begin the process of eliminating fatal and <br />serious injury crashes and protect bicyclists and pedestrians in San Leandro. As you’d expect, many of these <br />incidents go unreported to SLPD, partly because it has been so difficult to file a report with them and partly <br />because getting hit by a car is so traumatizing. I recall one cyclist reporting, to BPAC, his own experience of <br />getting hit and seriously inured on Estudillo. He didn’t report it, he said; he just wanted to get home. I hope E&T <br />will find a way to collect data on unreported crashes. In any case, I applaud the plan of Engineering and