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<br />Page 2 - Minutes <br />February 8, 2006 <br /> <br />Cars park out of the curb, <br />limiting the driveway <br />entrance. <br /> <br /> <br />The commissioners voted for a “no parking” area be established between 8218 and <br />8230 Swarthmore Ct. <br /> <br />2. “No parking” on one side of the street for Bartmer Industrial Avenue, East <br /> <br />Park Industrial Drive and to install a stop sign for the East Park/Bartmer <br />Industrial intersection <br /> <br />Sam Wilson represents American Water Treatment Inc. located at 6324 Bartmer <br />Industrial Drive. He requested that a “no parking” area be established along one side <br />of East Park Industrial Drive (from Olive to Bartmer) and along one side of Bartmer <br />Industrial Drive (from East Park Ind. Dr. to Sutter). He also requested that a stop sign <br />be installed at northbound East Park Industrial Drive at Bartmer Ind. Drive. <br /> <br />The commissioners took into consideration the traffic congestion that the “Food Search <br />Company” may create by vehicles and customers lining up on East Park Industrial Drive, <br />Bartmer Industrial Drive and Sutter Ave. Also, they considered the big tractor trailers <br />that park on these streets. <br /> <br />Sgt. King mentioned that parking restrictions along Bartmer Industrial Drive and East <br />Park Industrial Drive existing in the Municipal Code are for street cleaning purposes. <br />These streets are not cleaned on a regular basis, just when requested. <br /> <br />The commissioners recommended that signs on Bartmer Industrial Drive and East Park <br />Industrial Drive be installed regarding: parking restrictions from the intersection of curb <br />lines and parking restrictions for fire hydrants. Also, they recommended that the dates <br />and times the “Food Search Company” operates should be investigated to determine if <br />parking restrictions are needed. <br /> <br />V:\WP51\Mariela-Projects\Traffic Commission\minutes\2006\Minutes 2-8-06.doc <br /> <br />