Buffalo Common Council votes again to remove speed zone cameras The mayor will now have 10 days to decide whether to veto it or not. If he does veto it, the council would need six votes to override him. Author: WGRZ Staff Updated: 3:47 PM EDT May 25, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Buffalo Common Council voted 6 to 3 Tuesday to ban school zone speed cameras, unless the superintendent or a principal requests it in "unique circumstances" and the council approves it. The biggest complaint from those who drive in the school zones where there are cameras is that the fine is $50 and the speed limit is only 15 mph. Anyone going 10 miles or more over the 15 mph limit is ticketed.