Source Details
- Publisher: City of Escondido via eCode360.
- Source type: ordinance PDF.
- Ordinance-stated adoption date: August 23, 2023.
- Retrieved snapshot date: May 25, 2026 Pacific time.
- Related code context: Escondido Code Chapter 28 Article 1 Traffic Schedules.
Ordinance Context
The ordinance title says it is an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Escondido, California, retaining the existing speed limit on four street segments.
The ordinance says the City Council considered the staff report, the Transportation Community and Safety Commission recommendation, and California Vehicle Code provisions as amended by Assembly Bill 43. It says the Council found that retaining the speed limits for the street segments in Exhibit A was in the City's best interest.
Use that statement only as ordinance text. This page does not summarize the staff report, Commission recommendation, legal effect, current speed limits, current signage, or later amendments.
Exhibit A Rows
The rendered Exhibit A page reviewed for this source shows three visible table rows:
- W Citracado Parkway, from W Valley Parkway to Scenic Trail Way, retained speed limit 35 mph, with a 25 WCAP footnote.
- Mountain View Drive, from Glenridge Road to City Limits, retained speed limit 35 mph.
- Sheridan Avenue, from Ash Street to Conway Drive, retained speed limit 25 mph.
The footnote says WCAP means "When Children Are Present."
The ordinance title says four street segments, while the rendered Exhibit A table reviewed here shows three visible rows. This page preserves that source discrepancy and does not infer a fourth row.
Adoption Context
The ordinance says it was passed, adopted, and approved by the Escondido City Council at a regular meeting on August 23, 2023. It lists AYE votes for Garcia, Garcia, Morasco, Martinez, and White, with no NOES or ABSENT councilmembers.
Use that as ordinance-stated adoption context only. It does not establish current legal effect, current posted signs, current enforceability, later amendment status, or current traffic-schedule contents.
Code Table Disposition Context
The hosted eCode360 comparative table lists Ordinance 2023-09 with date August 23, 2023, action text "Speed Limits," and disposition Special.
Use that row as code-table disposition context only. It does not establish current posted signs, current enforceability, traffic-schedule completeness, later amendment status, field conditions, or current law.
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Change and source dates
- Latest page update
- 2026-05-26
- Latest source check
- 2026-05-26
- Source snapshot
- 2026-05-25T21:36:12-07:00
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Publication Limits
This page does not publish legal advice, current traffic-schedule contents, current speed-limit guidance, posted-sign status, current enforceability, later amendment status, current-law conclusions, field conditions, route guidance, or traffic-safety advice.
Check current City Clerk traffic schedules, adopted resolutions or ordinances, current municipal-code records, Transportation records, posted-sign or field-review records, legal sources, and later official updates before relying on current speed limits, current signage, enforcement, current law, later amendments, traffic-schedule contents, or legal interpretation.