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Public works director presents handicap-parking and 9/11 Memorial Trail signage requests
Summary
Andrew Hayman, Chester's public works director, presented routine requests for handicap-parking signage (R-79) and signage for a 1,500-mile 9/11 Memorial Trail that passes through Chester (SR-80); staff characterized SR-80 as limited to trail signage rather than construction work.
Andrew Hayman, the city's public works director, told councilors on June 22 that R-79 covers routine handicap parking zone signage requests the city receives and reviews, while SR-80 is a request to approve trail signage for the 9/11 Memorial Trail that links the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and the Pennsylvania crash site.
Hayman described SR-80 as a multi-use trail signage request that would add a few signs along the portion that runs through Chester; he said the resolution request does not involve broader construction or substantial infrastructure work. The handicap parking requests were presented as routine applications that staff review and forward to council for approval.
The transcript records the presentation and clarification about the nature of SR-80 and the routine handling of handicap-parking applications but does not include a recorded public roll-call vote on the items in the portion of the meeting available.
