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Commission denies "no parking on curve" signs for Rambling Rose; asks HOA to monitor
Summary
A resident asked for 'do not park on curve' signs on Rambling Rose to protect sight lines for children; the commission denied the request and urged HOA outreach, suggesting extra monitoring and enforcement if the problem persists.
The Yukon Traffic Commission voted to deny installation of "do not park on curve" signs on Rambling Rose after hearing from resident Sean Burkehead, who said parking on the curve obstructs sight lines for children and school buses. Mr. Burkehead identified himself as living at 4000 Kia Court and said he had video evidence of hazardous conditions.
Commissioners acknowledged the safety concern but debated enforceability and neighborhood impacts, including holiday parking and visitors. Several commissioners recommended that the homeowners association first attempt resident outreach and monitoring; the commission asked the HOA to report back if incidents or near-misses escalate so the commission could reconsider signage or enforcement.
The commission also discussed possible time-limited parking restrictions as a compromise but expressed concern about enforcement complexity. Staff and commissioners encouraged the HOA to request extra police patrols if parking continues to create safety risks.
The motion to deny the sign installation passed by roll call.
