| Middlesex Beach Association
Community Facilities Committee Proposed changes to speed bumps/humps along Short Rd Note: while the Board has developed a plan that calls for roughly evenly sized and spaced speed humps on each pineside road, these modifications for the most part will be done as the roads are paved. Our contractor has advised us that when paving an entire street, they prefer to remove any existing speed devices first, pave the road, THEN install speed humps. We currently plan to repave Addy Rd in the spring of 2026, and will modify the speed humps on that road at that time. Our current long-term plan is to repave a pineside road every other year, but the exact order has not yet been determined and the plan may be accelerated. Because of complaints about the layout of the speed bumps and humps along Short Rd, the Board has agreed on a plan to install 4 evenly sized and spaced speed humps on this road in the spring of 2026 (finishing in 2034), and remove what's currently in place (speed humps that line up with an existing bump would be used as the base for the new hump). It should be noted that Short Rd would still be on the list for paving in the future, and speed humps would be redone at that time. |
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On the below map, red "boxes" are speed HUMPS. Those along Errett and Bayberry are currently in place.
Solid red lines in the road (which occasionally extend onto adjacent properties) are existing speed BUMPS.
The red "boxes" along Addy and Short are the new locations for speed HUMPS.
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