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Votes at a glance: committee approves signage and parking changes, directs multiple traffic studies
Summary
At its Jan. 6 meeting the Waukesha City Building & Grounds Committee approved several traffic and parking measures — including new signage, a parking restriction on National Avenue, no‑overnight parking on East North Street, and a caution sign for a family on Garfield Avenue — and authorized additional traffic studies and enforcement referrals.
The Waukesha City Building & Grounds Committee took a series of mostly technical actions Jan. 6 on traffic signs, parking restrictions and studies. Items were generally supported on voice votes after brief staff presentations and local resident input.
Votes and key details
- South Washington/Lindbergh signage: Approved placement of a horizontal alignment warning sign with a "Traffic from right does not stop" plaque (staff referenced MUTCD templates). Motion carried on voice vote; design details to be refined by staff.
- Cleveland Avenue: Committee approved performing a traffic study of Cleveland Avenue between Moreland Boulevard and Niagara Street to gather volume and speed…
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