Committee recommends parking and stop‑sign changes on Howard, South 24th and 20th streets
The committee advanced an ordinance to modify parking and no‑stopping zones and to add stop signs at a regulatory intersection; Public Works said the changes were coordinated with local alder offices and were recommended for passage by the committee.
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Scott Reinbacher of the Department of Public Works described several proposed changes to city parking and stopping regulations, including a no‑stopping zone on the south side of Howard Avenue (10 p.m.–6 a.m.), an overnight restriction in an alley bounded by Burnham, Rogers, 7th and 8th Streets, and adjustments to angled parking in the 1600 block of South 24th Street. He said the proposals had been coordinated with the local alder offices.
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