Traffic Commission
Conf. Room B - City Hall 2nd Floor
Agenda — 11 items
- I. CALL TO ORDER
- II. MINUTES
- III. TRAFFIC REQUESTS
- A NEW BUSINESS
- 5 1. Request in the 5th Ward, by Dylan Zweep, Miller Engineering Company, 1616 S. Main Street, to establish a “No Parking Any Time” restriction on the north side of Graham Street from 70 feet east of S. Main Street to 160 feet east of S. Main Street. (This item was laid over from the February Traffic Commission)
- 6 2. Request in the 5th Ward, by Dylan Zweep, Miller Engineering Company, 1616 S. Main Street, to establish a “No Parking Any Time” restriction on the south side of Graham Street from S. Main Street to 70 feet east of S. Main Street. (This item was laid over from the February Traffic Commission)
- 7 3. Request in the 5th Ward, from the Rockford Fire Department, to establish an Official Car Parking Only restriction on the west side of 1st Street from 145 feet south of Walnut Street to 195 feet south of Walnut Street.
- 8 4. Request in the 10th Ward, from Nick Castrogiovanni, 605 N. Calvin Park Boulevard, to establish all-way stop control at the intersection of Calvin Park Boulevard and Greenwood Avenue, thus repealing the existing traffic control of Greenwood Avenue stopping for Calvin Park Boulevard.
- B. OLD BUSINESS
- IV. ADJOURNMENT
- 11 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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