The City has done speed monitoring on this roadway for the past several years and it appears that these concerns relating to speed are mainly for the playgrounds, as the speed results do not indicate a speeding problem along the roadway.
This concern has been forwarded to enforcement services.

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Sounds like you just got "brushed off" too. Rarely see any speed enforcement on Crystal Lake Drive.

A lot of people still ask why 88st was deactivated by crystal lake and that all the traffic was routed through the residential area with 2 playground zones.

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Engineering undertook a warrant analysis for this playground and determined it should be a playground area. We will be discussing removal of the 30 km/hr signs with enforcement services.

I hardly think any wants the playground signs removed.
The comment was about excessive speed in the playground zone, so your solution would be to remove the 30km signs??????

Would have been much better if 88 street was open. Most of it could still be re-opened, the right of way is still intact. I think the City should seriously consider re-opening 88th as we really need more North , South routes.
Crystal Lake Drive will only get busier when 92nd street is twinned next year.

The playground sign has not been removed, however the speed sign has been removed as the requirements for the speed sign was not met. The posted speed limit through this area is 50km/h.
Council choose to close 88 Street however, for a future north/south route, 84 Street will be constructed in the future.

Construction 5 years down the road doesn't change the congestion of traffic being routed past 2 playground zones. There are no crosswalks in the playground zones and traffic speed is still not being enforced.

Traffic speeds on Crystal Lake Drive are not being effectively enforced, occasionaly there is enforcement present at the south playground but only for a short term.
We need traffic speed enforcement throughout CLD but the speeds seem to dramatically increase toward the north end. The highest speeds are during the early morning hours ( extremly fast) but vehicles "passing through" Crystal Lake on a daily basis are generally exceeding the speed limits.
I know this will be deemed not to be a Traffic or Enginering issue but rather than "brushing this off" could this concern be taken up with enforcement? after all it was traffic/engineering that created the problem in the first place, by design and the closing of 88th street.
I know there is supposed to be a new north/south route created at 84th street but why should it take so many years after the closure of 88th street and construction hasn't even started, this should have been started at least before taking away a critical north/south route because it was dusty.

A speed analysis was undertaken for a duration of a week in this area and the average speed noted was 46km/h which is currently under the posted speed limit. Enforcement will be informed of the speed and may have vehicles out in the area periodically.