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Beach Streets organizes yard‑sign distribution, tracks city‑land placement and notes mapping inaccuracies
Summary
The committee distributed yard signs for public outreach, agreed to maintain a shared spreadsheet of placements, to notify DPW when signs are on city land, and discussed using state GIS average daily traffic data and correcting Google Maps to reflect current local conditions.
The Beach Streets committee distributed yard signs and agreed to a simple tracking process to avoid signs being removed from city property without prior notice.
Members said they will keep a shared spreadsheet of locations and will notify the Department of Public Works and parks staff when signs are placed on city land so they are less likely to be removed. The committee also discussed focusing sign placement where the most drivers can see them and using a state GIS map to look up average daily traffic for chosen locations.
Several members said they have found inaccuracies on Google Maps and volunteered to suggest edits; committee members noted that changes submitted to Google go through a human‑review process and can take time to appear. No formal vote was taken; members agreed to distribute signs, keep the shared list and coordinate with DPW on city‑land placements.
