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Traffic commission approves green curb and 20‑minute parking at 3311 West Beverly
Summary
The Montebello Traffic & Safety Commission approved a request for 22 linear feet of green curb and a 20‑minute parking sign at 3311 West Beverly Boulevard to support a new business, following a staff recommendation from traffic engineer Dennis Barnes.
The Montebello Traffic & Safety Commission on Monday approved installation of 22 linear feet of green curb and a 20‑minute parking limit at 3311 West Beverly Boulevard to support a business opening at the site.
Dennis Barnes, the city’s traffic consultant, told commissioners he reviewed the application and city code and recommended approval, saying the requested 22 feet “allows maneuverability for the in and out, for parking process.” Barnes said staff had reviewed background materials and that the application appeared warranted to provide short‑term parking for the prospective business.
Commissioners asked whether the building was currently vacant and about how the new restriction would be enforced; staff said the owner had requested short‑term parking to support business revitalization and that implementation steps would follow normal public‑works procedures. After discussion the commission moved and approved the staff recommendation on roll call.
The approval adds a 20‑minute timed zone adjacent to the property; staff did not provide an on‑the‑record timetable for paint or signage installation but said implementation would proceed through a work order and routine maintenance scheduling.
The item was presented by Dennis Barnes and introduced by the city director; no public opposition was recorded on the agenda item. The commission recorded the motion as passing during the roll call vote.
