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Committee recommends removing no-parking signs on First Street where center island removed
Summary
The committee voted unanimously to recommend the council remove no-parking signs on the 100–200 block of First Street after the street’s center island was removed and members said the roadway no longer requires the restriction.
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The Streets, Alley and Traffic Committee unanimously recommended the City Council remove no-parking signs on the 100–200 block of First Street, citing the earlier removal of a center island that had narrowed the roadway.
Committee members said the signs were originally installed to prevent parking on the north side of the street while the island remained. With the island gone, members said the restriction is no longer necessary.
A motion was made, seconded and the committee agreed to forward the recommendation to the full City Council. Roll call recorded Alderman Reynolds — Aye; Alderman LaViere — Aye; Alderman Jepsen — Aye; Alderman Herndon — Aye; Alderman Crane — Aye; Chairman Bassettor — Aye.
The committee recorded the recommendation as a referral to city council; the council will decide whether to remove the signs and arrange for removal if approved.

