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Committee approves no-parking on 94th Avenue in Whitecaps subdivision
Summary
The Kenosha Public Safety & Welfare committee approved a no-parking restriction on the west side of 94th Avenue between 70th and 71st streets in the Whitecaps subdivision after staff said the change would affect fewer residences and fire and police raised no objections.
The Kenosha Public Safety & Welfare committee on August ___ approved a no-parking restriction on the west side of 94th Avenue between 70th and 71st streets in the Whitecaps subdivision.
City staff said they recommended restricting the west side because it would affect fewer homes than the east side. A staff presenter said the department sent letters to notify residents and received no objections before the meeting. "We went to the west side because it impacted less residents," the presenter said, noting one of the two west-side homes has alternate driveway access.
Fire and police representatives told the committee they had no operational concerns about the proposed restriction. After brief questions, a committee member moved to adopt the restriction, it was seconded, and the committee approved the motion by voice vote with the chair recorded as voting aye. The motion implements a no-parking zone along the west curb of 94th Avenue between 70th and 71st streets as described by staff.
The committee did not record a formal roll-call tally in the transcript. Staff said the action was chosen to minimize neighborhood impact; the restriction will be implemented according to standard city sign and enforcement procedures.
The committee then moved to the next agenda item.
