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Committee plans lane-signage push, eyeing Belvedere Way as pilot
Summary
The committee will expand the lane survey and prioritize repainting or installing missing painted lane signs, with community volunteers and donors helping; members suggested starting with Belvedere Way and coordinating with long-time sign organizer Roger Felton.
Chair Charlie Harrington said city council supported extending the lane survey to cover additional parks and open spaces within the committee's purview and asked a subcommittee to prioritize lanes missing painted signs for community repainting projects.
"I was thinking even Belvedere Way, 1 at each end. That could be 1 of the neat places that we could start because that is definitely 1 of the most commonly used lanes that is missing, the painted sign," Harrington said. Members discussed recruiting volunteer painters and donors, and council liaison Jane Cooper and others suggested contacting Roger Felton, who has taken the lead on lane signs in the past.
The committee agreed a subcommittee will return with a prioritized list of lanes and a report on how volunteers, donations and city coordination can be used to restore or install missing lane signs. Tony Boyd said the lane survey already indicates which lanes have assigned painters and that staff will help coordinate logistics.
