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Resident asks council for handicapped parking space on Atlantic Avenue
Summary
A Red Lion resident requested a handicapped parking space in front of her Atlantic Avenue home, citing two non-verbal autistic children; borough staff and council said a nearby handicapped space at 328 Atlantic complicates adding another and tabled the request for further review.
Caitlyn Dujack, who said she and her family recently moved to Red Lion, told council she has "three children, two of whom are autistic, non-verbal" and asked for a handicapped parking space in front of her home on Atlantic Avenue.
Borough Manager Michelle Poole and Councilor Dennis Klinedinst said a handicapped space was recently approved at 328 Atlantic Ave., which makes adding a second spot on the same block difficult. Council President Tony Musso recommended tabling the request so staff and council can review the property and asked Ms. Dujack to return next month to continue the discussion.
