Citizen (who is a candidate for County Commissioner), claims Sanitation truck has been speeding through his neighborhood. Says he has seen this at least twice, even at times that are not collection days for that area.
Citizen works for Wininger Stolberg, developers of Winslow Farms. Claims that today and on 2 previous occasions, City recycling truck has been driving through Laurelwood like "a bat out of hell." Says he has yelled at the drivers but gotten no response. Says this is dangerous because of kids in the area.
ACTION ORDER FROM MAYOR'S OFFICE (ATTACHED). HIGH STREET/MAXWELL LANE NEEDS SOME TYPE OF TRAFFIC CONTROL TO MAKE IT SAFER (ATTACHED LETTER FROM MS. JOHNSON). JANE FLEIG TOOK A LOOK AT SITE ON 5/24/96.
Complainant would like the 2-hour parking restriction eliminated in front of the above address (see letter in Traffic Complaint file).
Complainant is concerned about Franklin Road where the entrance in McDonalds is. There has been a Stop sign installed by someone (McDonald's ?) on Franklin Road giving the r/w to the McDonalds driveway. The Traffic Dept. has repeatedly removed the sign. The complainant thinks that the McDonalds drive should be one way as it was previously before the parking lot was restriped.
Traffic by the Library project is terrible. Need to limit/prohibit parking on Grant Street across from Pygmalion's. It's to narrow. Construction often blocks 6th, 7th, and Grant at the same time. When 6th is blocked, cars must go the wrong way to exit the Library parking lot. Construction people should be reminded not to block all three streets at once. Can construction workers be given permits for Zone so that they don't have to park on Grant.
Complainant is requesting a "loading Zone" at the above address. (see letter in traffic complaint file)
The Street marker sign installed by the developer at Franklin Business Park is too small. By MUTCD standards, it should be 8" instead of 5". Also, Stop signs and One-Way signage in accordance with MUTCD standards is required along Fairfield Drive.
Cars park and block the alley. He is requesting no parking signs for the alley.
Complainant would like a traffic volume count performed on Convenanter for use in assessing the impact of the Rogers Development proposed behind Jackson Creek Shopping Center.