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Elizabeth told the panel that “people just stay there for a week or 2 at a time. Cars don't get moved and it's not easy for my customers.” Staff noted other businesses on the block already have one-hour parking and recommended approval. A motion to grant the single one-hour space was made, seconded and approved by voice vote.

Staff did not cite a specific ordinance during the discussion; the decision was framed as an administrative curb-use determination. The panel instructed staff to implement the change; no timeline was stated beyond the typical administrative processing for curb signage.

The panel also noted that the letter from the applicant was included in the meeting packet and that the request was straightforward and consistent with existing parking patterns on the block.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Traffic Board 9 17 25","oneSentenceSummary","The panel approved a one-hour curb parking space Monday–Friday for Elizabeth’s Electrology and Laser Hair Removal at 1354 Pleasant Street after the business reported long-term parking by noncustomers.","taxTitle","Fall River City, Bristol County, Massachusetts","taxId",4215,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},5979833,"Panel grants several handicap parking requests, denies one due to off-street parking; rescinds multiple reserved spots",391,516000,907000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5810238-50a21de6d808c2c57482468d0358750c&start=516&end=907","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5810238-50a21de6d808c2c57482468d0358750c/thumbnail_516000.jpg","/articles/5979833/Fall-River-City/Bristol-County/Massachusetts/Panel-grants-several-handicap-parking-requests-denies-one-due-to-off-street-parking-rescinds-multiple-reserved-spots","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5979833-aa782a33553b21696c6daf18d9ca0cee/orig.mp4?Expires=1773665629&Signature=kKYxOM1h3STvCH5BSrscYBJ8M9bUPHOy~PZgNtUmVI9lJ1gfUw86xLSXBjTbn~JMxnCIDPOQlWcSa4QuCP1bnakt0zsl6bYLYLY05q9Nt7s6AWwoAemek6XfFgAVMUYOijchTDjWVzxdsPppobw2IlVinpjtmosdHRdPi7n53Y-r~ExIfkas8QF-AiIopWgpCUXgbVrJNg3K1nkIiG6jIShQCE87GX0XkCh0CUf1J5uvC5HJOewcu3ahtTSYXv~eFaNGEopcvTgiv0TNeUDogCCI-oXhTfIzRs5J7Igu6qjSz8RTzExlUBNiTFFy6AuQEm-RuWc6ge2NBjHp9COuBg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Members approved multiple new handicap parking requests, denied one application because the property has off-street parking, and accepted a batch of rescinded reserved handicap spots.

Staff reviewed each handicap application and recommended approvals for 195 Dover Street and 36 Baker Street; the panel voted to accept those recommendations. For 559 South Almond Street staff noted a landlord letter in the packet and the panel approved that request as well. Staff told the panel to allow about 12 weeks for installation once approved.

An application at 116 Bowler was denied after staff and members concluded the household had off-street parking. A staff member explained the board’s standard: \"if they do have off street parking, that's an automatic disqualifier,\" and advised that exceptions are rare and require visible extenuating circumstances. The applicant was told she may reapply if circumstances change.

The panel also accepted rescission of reserved handicap spots at Downey, Maple, Pine, Durfee, Welly, Fulton, Merchant, Downey (second listing), Bailey's and Rock (as listed in the meeting packet). A motion to accept the rescinded spots was seconded and approved by voice vote.

Decisions recorded in the meeting were administrative approvals and one denial; no ordinances or statute citations were read during the session.","The traffic panel approved new handicap parking at several addresses, denied a request at 116 Bowler because the applicant has off-street parking, and formally accepted rescission of multiple handicap spots across the city.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},5979839,"Panel approves one-way for West All School and advances Lindsey Street one-way, schedules abutter meeting",369,82000,451000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5810238-50a21de6d808c2c57482468d0358750c&start=82&end=451","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5810238-50a21de6d808c2c57482468d0358750c/thumbnail_82000.jpg","/articles/5979839/Fall-River-City/Bristol-County/Massachusetts/Panel-approves-one-way-for-West-All-School-and-advances-Lindsey-Street-one-way-schedules-abutter-meeting","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5979839-7230dce9ed7cd4e998e07549dac10de7/orig.mp4?Expires=1773665629&Signature=HCZmuK2Uu2Ol3DibVLkZPIb5d5xeHM8DwzTskGpQTBxfKxfhZh0Y6TckIAw6Egyz452xMWo-dxXcOimTPrzR73DUmX~kl0-vWZI~NtCsltAX2RbceGJ6w4-vCiIc9Gg9sinmDZ9rMMIYCmTiU9Q7kfihG29nPNuYpDCJlXk6srIJldGDGxf~~hCZpgUe1Si7DEAQmrlNFyr8pZZcBVsy~MrLKvtB190Nl9Wftao942hr-CHhNHuGCmdAQGvGdnJ71-GPuk51cDGgD8nvtjMKFdxhdCz28QILT9wlOvCfx43XhdvTKO85nHopuXZ-s6mgWVz22uGpKtc38l8tVDViSQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At a public traffic meeting, members approved a one-way on June Street for the West All School and agreed to move forward with a one-way conversion for a block of Lindsey Street, while scheduling an emergency meeting to notify abutters.

The approved June Street change was tabled earlier to obtain the fire department’s input; Fire Chief Bacon told the panel that “the proposed 1 ways…does not affect our operations, as far as the way our apparatus would be approaching anything in that area.” The panel then voted to approve the West All School one-way as presented.

The Lindsey Street proposal covers the block from President Avenue north to Brownell and was added to the agenda as a revision tied to a state milling-and-paving project. The city engineer signaled support for making Lindsey Street one-way northbound but opposed a separate restriction banning left turns from President Avenue onto Lindsey Street, citing delivery and tractor-trailer access. A staff member told the panel the engineer was “all good with making Lindsey Street a 1 way. However, he does not want to box it off to no left hand turn, from President Ave, for delivery reasons, tractor trailers.”

Panel members agreed that a northbound one-way would improve traffic flow and safety; Chief Bacon said he was “not opposed” and preferred the northbound configuration. Members voted to accept the Lindsey Street change and directed staff to notify abutters and schedule an emergency meeting—proposed for Wednesday, Oct. 1—to brief affected residents and collect final input before the state’s paving work proceeds.

Discussion items tied to the Lindsey Street conversion included the 2014 planning study that originally recommended the change and the state’s current ‘79 project that is beginning milling and paving on that block. Staff said the city would coordinate with the state and the abutters notification would be completed before signs and curb work were installed.

No formal legal citations or ordinance numbers were cited during the discussion; staff and the engineer framed the item as coordination with the state paving schedule and a local traffic-control change that will be finalized after the abutter meeting.

The panel’s actions were procedural approvals and scheduling rather than final construction work: the Lindsey Street conversion will proceed through abutter notification and subsequent administrative steps with the state and city engineering office before permanent signage or curb changes are installed.","Members approved a one-way on June Street near West All School and agreed to convert a block of Lindsey Street to one-way northbound, with an emergency meeting set to notify abutters and follow up with the state and fire department.","actionData","errors"]

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Business at 1354 Pleasant Street granted one-hour curb parking to aid customers

Panel grants several handicap parking requests, denies one due to off-street parking; rescinds multiple reserved spots

Panel approves one-way for West All School and advances Lindsey Street one-way, schedules abutter meeting