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Public works updates crosswalk button, solar lights and drafts parking and turn restrictions
Summary
Public works staff reported a malfunctioning crosswalk push‑button to be replaced under warranty, progress on a Manchester Road control cabinet, vendor evaluations for solar street lights, and plans to draft no‑right‑turn‑on‑red legislation and a parking ordinance change to address Litzinger Road concerns.
Public works staff (speaker 8) reported the Manchester Road traffic control cabinet is expected to arrive in July and that electricians will install it once received. The department said a push button at McKnight near Sonora stopped releasing; a new button has been ordered and is under warranty. "We ordered a new push button... it won't cost us anything," the staff member said.
The presentation included vendor feedback on a new colonial‑style solar street light and an update that the vendor will provide user reviews. Staff also said they will draft no‑right‑turn‑on‑red legislation for a problematic ramp and bring parking code revisions for Litzinger Road near Mary to the committee and then to the full board for consideration. No legislation was adopted at this meeting; staff were instructed to prepare drafts for future meetings.
