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Developer to install 'no through traffic' and no‑parking signs on Mill Street per zoning board condition
Summary
The commission approved installation of four 'not a through way' signs and four no‑parking signs requested by the developer of 57 Mill Street, consistent with a zoning Board of Appeals comprehensive permit; the developer will pay for signage and add a private gate to prevent cut‑through access.
Attorney Jesse Schomer, representing Mill Street Development LLC, presented the Traffic Commission with a plan to install four “not a through way” signs and four no‑parking signs along Mill Street, consistent with a comprehensive permit condition from the Zoning Board of Appeals for a new apartment project at 57 Mill Street.
Schomer said the signs are intended to prevent drivers from using the Mill Street Gardens apartment complex parking lot and the new building’s access as a cut‑through between Washington and Salem streets. He said the developer also plans to install a gate on private property at the Mill Street Gardens driveway to prevent through access.
Commissioners reviewed the submitted civil plan with sign locations at the Washington/Mill corner, the Washington Terrace/Mill location, the Mill Street Gardens entrance at Salem, and frontage no‑parking signs in front of the project. The commission voted to approve installation of the requested signs; the developer will pay for installation.
Ending: Staff will coordinate public works installation with the developer and verify the sign locations and wording match the approved plan from the zoning Board of Appeals.
