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Board approves one new handicap sign and eight renewals
Summary
The Richmond Board of Works and Safety approved a request for one new handicap parking sign (34 Northwest Fifth Street) and renewed eight existing handicap signs after staff inspections confirmed they meet city ordinance criteria.
The Richmond Board of Works and Safety approved one new handicap parking sign and eight renewals at its July 2 meeting.
Aaron Stevens, administrative resource officer with the Richmond Police Department, presented the new-sign request and said he had inspected the location (clarifying the address as 34 Northwest Fifth Street) and recommended approval. The board approved the new sign by voice vote.
A subsequent presentation covered eight renewal requests; the presenter said each had been inspected and met the criteria established in the city ordinance. The board approved the renewals by voice vote.
These approvals were routine, and the board took no further action beyond the recorded votes.
