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Committee approves twice‑yearly updates to handicap parking signs after public requests
Summary
The committee approved an annual resolution (to be used twice yearly) to clean up handicap parking signage—removing entries for moved or deceased residents—and directed Public Works to review a public request to remove a specific curbside spot on East Neals/East Veil Street.
The parking committee approved a resolution to update and clean up handicap parking signage, a process staff said will occur twice a year to reflect moves and removals.
Parker described the item as routine cleanup: "This is an annual resolution that we plan on doing twice a year if there are updates," he said, explaining staff verified documentation for entries and removed those no longer applicable. The red‑line copy contains removals rather than new additions, staff said.
During public comment a resident who identified a 505 Keystone Alley address asked that a curbside handicap space on East Neals (East Veil Street) be removed because the adjacent homeowner had died; the resident said the request had been submitted previously through the portal. The committee directed staff to send the request to Public Works for review and to ensure the sign is removed if appropriate.
The committee moved the resolution and recorded the motion as passed. Committee members thanked staff for the substantial work required to inventory signs and compile documentation.
