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Council approves annual striping resolution; members ask staff to prioritize school crosswalks as residents seek earlier dog-park access
Summary
The council approved a resolution for annual street striping and councilors asked staff to add school crosswalks to the striping priority criteria; residents urged earlier opening times for Sanchez Dog Park and staff said the park's footprint will be a net increase after recent adjustments.
Jupiter's Town Council on May 6 approved a consent-agenda resolution (Resolution 48-25) related to the town's annual striping contract and discussed prioritizing pedestrian crosswalks near schools when staff plans future restriping work.
Councilors agreed the usual striping-priority criteria (striping condition, functional classification, average daily traffic and scheduled repaving) should be expanded to explicitly flag…
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