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Downtown business owners report missing two-hour parking signs; EDC explores replacements and anti-theft hardware
Summary
Committee members heard from downtown business owners that several two-hour parking signs have been removed; the group will check with public works and trial anti-theft bolts to reduce vandalism or theft of signs.
Several downtown business owners raised concerns that two-hour parking signs have been removed from posts in the central business district, and the committee discussed replacing them and whether enforcement is happening. One business owner reported: "They have been ripped off the post." (SEG 1931-Seg 1932)
Members suggested contacting Vijay or public works to determine whether the signs were removed deliberately for maintenance or taken by vandals, and proposed replacing hardware with anti-theft bolts. S2 reported that an anti-theft bolt solution was sourced and that volunteers installed special bolts for a trial; the committee will follow up to see whether replacement and enforcement are needed.
