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Resident asks for no-parking signs on 178th Street; board directs county engineer to study options
Summary
After a resident described blocked sightlines and removed safety stakes near their driveway on 178th Street, the board directed the county engineer to inspect the site and recommend targeted no-parking signage rather than a blanket restriction.
A resident who said they live on 178th Street asked the board to consider installing no-parking signs on one side of the road near Barefoot/Charleston Beach after county workers removed safety stakes the resident had placed to protect driveway sightlines.
"That's our request ... no parking signs down there on 1 side of the road," the resident said during public comment. Sheriff Ballou described past enforcement actions and said removals resulted from a county policy to remove fences and ropes in the right of way. County staff and a board member referenced a 2003 public notice on parking and Article 18 (off-street parking) standards, noting enforcement limitations when construction and landscaping crews are present. A supervisor moved to direct the county engineer to inspect the location and propose narrowly targeted no-parking signage; board members agreed to have the engineer evaluate options and return with recommendations.
