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Minutes
JIrr.,Y 8, 199 3
CO}.{MISSIONERS PRESENT :
STAFF PRESENT:
VISITORS:
T. K. DELLAWAY, TRATFIC ENGINEER
SGT. JERRY MCDONNELI.,
JUDITH UAI.JFATTI, CITY CLERK
KARP
MAYER
ELIZABETH CARLSON, 1110 BAYSWATER, BI'RI.,.
STAN CARLSON, 1110 BAYSWATER, BI'RTJ.
DONAIJD PERRY, 10 MARIA LINDA CT., HLSBORO.
I.{ARTI KNIGHT, 455 CHATHAITT RD., B['RL.
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PREGER
SIMONETTI
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TRAFFIC, SAFETY AND PARKING COMI,IISSION
I,IINUTES
JI,LY 8, 199 3
CALL TO ORDER. 7:00 p.m. by Chairnan Preger.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FI,AG.
RoLL CAL,L. Five Connissioners present.
CT'RRENT BUSINESS.
4 . L ACTION ITEN,IS .
4.1.1
4.L.2
Minutes of June ]-o, L993 approved as submitted
by the Cornmission.
Request for stop sign at Bayswater and Lorton
and Red Zone at 1110 Bayswater
Mrs. carlson thanked the city for trimrning a
tree that blocked sightline at corner; she
felt a four-way stop sign was needed on
Bayswater and Lorton, there are stop signs on
Lorton at that intersection. Conmission noted
in 1987 this was considered and denied. Mr.
Carlson said there was a bad accident at that
corner a couple months ago. Staff pointed out
the intersection does not meet warrants for
stop sigm, traffic is very 1i9ht. Regardingthe request for a red zone, Mr. carlson said
someone parks a large van at their driveway
and it blocks view when exiting driveway.
Staff suggested a height limit sign toprohibit vans and trucks parking there.
Commission moved to deny the request for stop
signs. Seconded and carried unan j,mously.
Comrnission moved to install height linit signs
for 40 feet past driveway of 1110 Bayswater 'Seconded and carried unanimously.
4 .2 DISCUSSION ITNIIS .
4.2.L Request to slow Down Traffic on Ray Drive
Po1ice wiII be conducting a radar survey oftraffic on Ray Drive,' accident report was notyet available; these reports will be presented
at next meeting. cornmission moved, seconded
and approved continuing this item to the next
meeting.
4.2.2 Request No Parking, Except sundays andIlolidays, on westbound Side of Carnelita
betvreen E1 camino Real and California Drive
Mr. Perry rras present. Conmission brieflydiscussed, then moved, seconded and
unaninously carried a notion to deny the
request.
5.TNACTIVE ITruS.
6.NEVI BUSINESS.
5.1 Request for Red Zone at 308 Burlingame Avenue
comm. simonetti had viewed the area which is across thestreet from a church. After brief discussion it was
moved, seconded and carried to deny the request.
INFoRI,IATIoN ITEI.{S.
1 conm. Amoroso discussed his observations of the Rollins
Road red zonesi he had viewed the area from Broadr{ray toMillbrae city linits and counted 83 driveways, rrhich all
have two feet of red zone on each side; first block ofRollins is all red zone because of width of streeti at
l.780 there is a 4o-foot red zone and at L'7oL, a 1o-foot
red zonei there are not many green zones; he observed
lots of trucks/trailers parked there. He suggestedsightlines to the left of driveways be preserved sincethat would allow exiting traffic to see oncoming traffic.
He suspected most of the truck parking hras not related tothe business at the site where they parked. Perhaps
narking and sending a notice to businesses about parking
would he1p. one place he sal, a height linit sign which
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Conmission acknowledged the inactive itens. l,Ir. Dellawaypresented air photos of the Rollins Road area to conmis-
sioners.
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night help other areas. He had not viewed all the sidestreets yet; suggested Adrian Road be used for truck
parking on east side freeway frontage rrhere trucks wouldnot bl,ock any driveways or sightlines. staff noted
parking on east side of Adrian would result in pedestriantraffic crossing that street, and that big trucks night
have sone difficulty in parking there. conm. Amorososaid he would continue with his study and prepare areport for next neeting.
8.FROI,{ THE TLOOR.
6 1 There rrere no conments fron the floor. conmissioner
Evans said he would be absent fron next meetinqr.
9. ADJOTRNMENT. 7:40 p.m.