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Isanti council agrees to add curbside handicap stall sign on Main Street after business request
Summary
After a request from business owner Deanna Austin, the council discussed whether the business’s off-street handicap stall could be moved and reached consensus to add a marked curbside accessible stall on Main Street and paint the curb; installation and exact cost-sharing were discussed but staff will install the sign and paint.
Isanti Mayor and City Council discussed a request from business owner Deanna Austin to add a curbside handicap parking stall on Main Street and clarify whether her existing off‑street required stall could be relocated.
The discussion opened with Josie, a city staff member, correcting an earlier statement and noting that code requires certain off‑street accessible parking as part of a site’s required parking. Josie said the original site design required off‑street spaces and that the accessible stall was placed in the business’s off‑street lot “per our requirements.”
Jason, public works staff, outlined practical limitations of placing an accessible stall on Second Street — a signed no‑parking state route — and said adding a curb ramp there…
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