Traffic Commission
Conf. Room B - City Hall 2nd Floor
Agenda — 13 items
- I. CALL TO ORDER
- II. MINUTES
- III. TRAFFIC REQUESTS
- A NEW BUSINESS
- 5 1. Request in the 13th Ward, by Shawn Franks, Winnebago County Facilities, to repeal the handicapped parking on the north side of Elm Street from 238 feet west of Church Street to 116 feet west of Church Street.
- 6 2. Request in the 2nd and 3rd Wards, by the Public Works Department, to establish a 25 mph Park Speed Limit on Adams Street from Rural Street to Greenwood Avenue.
- 7 3. Request in the 3rd Ward, by the Rockford Police Department, to establish a Mid-Block Pedestrian Crossing at 625 Adams Street.
- 8 4. Request in the 6th and 11th Wards, by Robert Wright, 2842 Cannon Street, to establish an all-way stop at the intersection of Reed Avenue and Cannon Street, thus repealing the existing traffic control of Cannon Street stopping for Reed Avenue.
- 9 5. Request in the 10th Ward, by Frank Rinaldo, 1016 23rd Street, to repeal the Residential Permit Parking on both sides of 23rd Street from 9th Avenue to 10th Avenue, thus establishing unrestricted parking.
- 10 6. Request in the 6th Ward, by Mikala Books, 3217 20th Street, to establish two-way stop at the intersection of Sawyer Road and 16th Street.
- B. OLD BUSINESS
- IV. ADJOURNMENT
- 13 THE CITY OF ROCKFORD INTENDS TO COMPLY WITH THE INTENT AND SPIRIT OF THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. IF A SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER, PERSONAL P.A. SYSTEM, OR OTHER SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS ARE NEEDED, PLEASE CALL THE LEGAL DEPARTMENT AT (779) 348-7391 AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE, SO WE CAN BE PREPARED TO ASSIST YOU.
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