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6801 Delmar Boulevard, University City, MO 63130 Phone: 314-862-6767, Fax: (314) 862-0694 CITY OF UNIVERSITY CITY MINUTES OF THE TRAFFIC COMMISSION November 10, 2010 Hyla Bondareff called the meeting to order at 6:40 p.m. The members present were:  Stefany Brot  Catherine Nichols  Melcine Henderson  Angelica Gutierrez, Public Works Liaison  Shaun Margul, Police Department Representative  Lee Cannon, representative from CBB, Traffic Engineer for the City Also present were:  Dan Keating, resident at 7007 Northmoor Dr  Jeff Hales and Brian Burkett, residents at 7630 Gannon Ave  Shepherd Abrams, resident at 7617 Gannon Ave  Jova Greenblatt, representative from school at 700 North and South Road 1. Request to turn the east end portion of Northmoor Drive from a one-way to two-way traffic. Commissioner Bondareff explained the request to designate Northmoor Drive from Big Bend Boulevard to the western edge of the Park to a two-way traffic street. Mr. Dan Keating stated that he is in agreement with the Public Works recommendation written in the agenda for this meeting of returning the above described segment of Northmoor Drive to a “two-way” and “No through” traffic” designation, to install a “No Outlet” sign at the western edge of the Northmoor Park facing west and a “Do not Enter” sign on Northmoor Drive at Big Bend Blvd. Commissioner Bondareff stated that signatures of all eight (8) property owners directly affected were presented to be in agreement with the request. Commissioner Nichols made a motion to remove the One-way designation from Chapter 10.36.030 - One-way streets designated from the City’s Code, to implement a “No Through Traffic” restriction, and to install a “No Outlet” sign, seconded by Commissioner Brot and the motion was unanimously approved. 2. Petition for Residential Parking Permit on the 7600 block of Gannon Avenue. Commissioner Bondareff introduced this request to approve a Residential Parking Permit Petition submitted by residents at 7630 Gannon Avenue. Ms. Greenblatt, representing the school at 700 North and South Rd, asked if the school would be considered into this residential parking permit. Ms. Gutierrez explained that there is an approximate number of three (3) parking spaces for on-street parking that correspond to the frontage of the school that is part of the petition limits (from the alley east of North and South Road to the southeast corner of Bemiston Avenue). Commissioner Brot asked what the case on the Residential Parking Permit implemented on Forsyth was for the Church that was part of that petition located on the corner of Forsyth Blvd and Big Bend Blvd, and Ms. Gutierrez explained that the Church was given two (2) visitor parking stickers only. Traffic Commission Minutes – November 10, 2010 Page 1