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<br />Survey Results to date: <br />Notified residents: 90 <br />Total responses opposing the change: 4 <br />Comments: <br /> <br />. Benjamin Reeder, Casadilla Restaurant business owner located at 7337 Forsyth Blvd., opposes to the <br />installation of parking meters in front of his business, stating that he was under the impression that three <br />of the existing six parking spaces were for his deliveries and customers. <br />. Councilmember Stefany Brot received a concern about having parking meters on Lindell and Forsyth <br />would make it very difficult for all of the residents living there in apartments to park near their homes. <br />. Resident at 7331 Forsyth called asking about parking limitations for visitor parking near residents in the <br />area. <br />. Jason Price, resident at 7304 Lindell Blvd, sent an email March 31, 2008. He is requesting to reject the <br />portion of the proposal that adds meters and new parking spaces on Forsyth Blvd west of the intersection <br />with Lindell Blvd. He states that the increased revenue from parking meter tolls justifies the additional <br />risk to the safety of Lindell drivers exiting onto Forsyth. Adding new parking spaces on the NW side of <br />Lindell will make it difficult for Lindell drivers to see eastbound traffic on Forsyth. <br /> <br />Please note: <br />. Parking spaces in front of Casadilla business are located in the City's ROW. <br />. Ms. Brot explained that parking meters will be placed only on the commercial end of Lindell Blvd. <br />. By implementing a Residential Parking Permit system, parking will be reserved for residents and his <br />visitors during selected hours. <br /> <br />6. Delmar Blvd at West Canterbury Rd ParkinQ Restriction. - This aQenda item is for informational <br />purposes onlv <br /> <br />A recent field investigation performed by St. Louis County revealed that vehicles parked on the north side of <br />Delmar Boulevard, both east and west of West Canterbury Road, block motorist's visibility when entering Delmar <br />Boulevard from West Canterbury Road. <br /> <br />Therefore, Saint Louis County will post "No Parking Any Time" along the north side of Delmar Boulevard, from 75 <br />feet east of West Canterbury Road to 25 feet west of West Canterbury Road, to provide adequate corner <br />clearance. <br /> <br />The city will have to pass an ordinance for the Police Department to enforce the parking restriction. <br /> <br />7. Request from St. Louis County to Restrict Traffic from WestQate Ave onto Olive Blvd - This aQenda <br />item is for informational purposes onlv <br /> <br />Please find attached a letter received February 27,2008, with St.Louis County's response regarding Traffic <br />Control al Olive Blvd and Westgate Ave. Sutter Ave. <br /> <br />8. Approval of Minutes - March 12. 2008 meetinQ. <br /> <br />Cc: Evelyn Shields-Benford, Director of Public Works <br />Major Ernest Green, Police Department <br />Lehman Walker, Director of Planning Department <br />Robert Wagner, Council Liaison <br /> <br />AGenda Traffic Commission MeetinG March 12, 2008 <br /> <br />PaGe 3 <br />