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Resident asks Seagoville council to stripe McWhorter Street to curb parking problems
Summary
Resident Julio Corin urged the Seagoville City Council to stripe McWhorter Street to reduce trailer and equipment parking and cars blocking the roadway; city officials said staff would follow up.
Julio Corin, a Seagoville resident, told the City Council he is asking the city to stripe McWhorter Street to reduce parking problems that block the roadway.
Corin said the area behind his property at 210 North Kaufman has seen parking of trailers and equipment and vehicles parked in the middle of the street. "I own 210 North Kaufman...I've been having a lot of problems with parking area back there," Corin said during the council's public-comment period.
The request noted that police had told Corin the area is classified as an alley, though it has an official street name; Corin asked the council to consider striping the street "like any other street" to reduce parking issues and better define travel lanes. He said it took 17 years to get prior work completed and urged quicker action this time.
Mayor (unnamed) acknowledged the comment and said someone would follow up; no formal action was taken during the public-comment period.
The comment appeared during the council's public-comment segment and was not tied to a specific agenda item.
