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Commission approves traffic‑control and parking changes tied to Packerland Drive roundabout construction
Summary
The commission approved revisions to traffic control and parking restrictions after Brown County’s roundabout construction at Packerland Drive and Shrogan Drive altered signage and stopping conditions.
The traffic engineer briefed the commission that Brown County’s roundabout construction at Packerland Drive and Shrogan Drive removed signs and altered the roadway centerline, creating a need to update city traffic control descriptions and parking restrictions.
Staff explained that because the county’s work changed the center line and geometry, the previous 60‑foot no‑parking zones needed to be increased to 280 feet east and west of the roundabout and the two‑way stop condition was no longer applicable; the traffic control should be described as a roundabout (yield all the way around). The engineer said the item is largely housekeeping to align city signs and restrictions with the new roundabout condition.
Alder Stevens moved to approve the changes as outlined in staff memo; Jesse Williams seconded. The commission voted aye and the motion carried.
