Schertz’s Transportation Safety Advisory Commission is scheduled to revisit neighborhood traffic concerns and consider purchasing Urban SDK traffic-count software on Nov. 5.
The posted agenda brings several street-level questions back before the panel: speeding and pavement markings near Ashley Park, possible speed humps on two streets, and sight lines along FM 1518. The software proposal is the meeting’s listed action on how the city might collect traffic counts.
From the source record
Discussion and possible action to approve the purchase and use of Urban SDK software for traffic counts.City of Schertz agenda portal ↗
The Oct. 1 commission agenda also listed Ashley Park, Crest Oak and Golden Oak, and FM 1518 traffic concerns. Their return gives residents a specific opportunity to hear what staff and commissioners say next about those locations. The earlier agenda establishes that the subjects were previously scheduled; it does not establish what was resolved there.
Neighborhood updates
Item 4 schedules updates on Ashley Park speeding and pavement markings; optional speed humps on Crest Oak and Golden Oak; trees, sight lines and ownership near FM 1518, Aviation Boulevard and Aztec Way; and access from Primrose and a medical office to Schertz Parkway. These are separate questions with different possible remedies. Someone who uses those streets can look for a location-specific explanation of the observed problem, who controls the affected area and what staff proposes to do. The posted item is an update, not a recorded decision.