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Board approves loading zone for Shoreline Solutions at 4510th Street
Summary
A loading-zone sign was approved for Shoreline Solutions at 4510th Street after applicant Peter Amraw described repeated blocking of his business entrance; the board directed maintenance to measure the roughly 30-foot space and sent the item on for ordinance committee and council review.
The Fall River traffic board approved a request for a loading-zone sign outside Shoreline Solutions at 4510th Street to allow safe loading and unloading for an online-only storage and distribution operation.
Peter Amraw, who identified himself for the record at the meeting, explained the building has been unused for years and is being refaced for storage of outboard engines and palletized deliveries. "I just need a spot to pull in, unload safely instead of pocketing on the other side of the street," he said, describing repeated instances where parked cars block the building entrance. Board members discussed a roughly 30-foot loading zone between two existing curb cuts and moved to approve the request (first by John Le Point; second by Chris Hathaway).
Staff said maintenance will take measurements and implement signage in about 10–14 weeks; the request will also go to the ordinance committee and full council for final placement. Amraw was told he may be contacted about the committee meetings but attendance is optional.
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