HomeMy Public PortalAboutORD10596 BILL NO.
SPONSORED BY COUNCILMAN
ORDINANCE NO.- --1o '—) q6
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI , AMENDING
SCHEDULE J OF SECTION 18-401 OF THE CITY CODE; BY PROHIBITING
PARKING ON A PORTION OF SOUTHRIDGE DRIVE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON,
MISSOURI , AS FOLLOWS: r
Section 1. Schedule `
, (a) , of Section 18-401 of the City
Code is hereby amended by prohibiting parking on the north side
of Southridge Drive from Vieth Drive to Rolling Hills Road.
Section 2. This ordinance shall be in full force and
effect from and after the date of its passage and approval.
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eaffic Safety Minutes
February 6, 1986
4 . Numerous complaints have been, received from residents on
Southridge Drive regarding the mail carriers inability to
deliver their mail due to vehicles parked in front of mail
boxes. Public Works Department mailed a survey to property
owners on Southridge' Drive to get their reaction to removing
parking for a limited time each day. The residents had no
problem with this solution. The recommendation of the
Public Works Department was to remove parking on the north
side of Southridge Drive from Idlewood Drive to Gray Fox
Terrace from 8: 00 a.m. to 3: 00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Following discussion on this matter Jim Whaley made a motion
to remove parking on the north side of Southridge Drive from
Vieth Drive to Rolling Hills Road. Seconded by Rev. Roberts
and approved by the members.
5. Attorney William Barton appeared to represent Mrs. Lillian
Hunziker and her sight distance problem at 620 Clark Avenue.
Public Works and Police Departments made the recommendation
to move the existing bus stop which is located 60 feet
north of the north curb of East Dunklin to 110 feet north
of the north curb of East Dunklin. This will place the bus
stop in front of 6 20 Clark Avenue and as a bus stop is no
parking except for the .limited times during the day when the
AOL bus stops to pick up or discharge passengers this should
solve the sight distance Mrs. Hunziker is. experiencing when
exiting her driveway.
After further discussion, Jim Whaley made a motion to move
the bus stop as suggested, seconded by Paul Cannon and
approved by the members.
Mr. Barton was very pleased with the solution and thanked
the Chairman and the Commission for their time in arriving
at a solution to this problem.
6. Regarding truck transports utilizing the center lane of
Missouri Boulevard to unload at the Pontiac dealership, the
Police Department informed the Commission they had observed
this action but by the time they received a call and arrived
on the scene the driver was already in the process of ,
unloading and was not very conducive to halting and would
request approval to finish. As a lot of these drivers are
independents they might not be back at this particular
location again.
After considerable discussion, the Commission recommended
Public Works contact the Lee Thornton Pontiac dealership
stating our concerns regarding the safety aspect of this
action and request their cooperation in informing the
drivers to unload south of Missouri Boulevard at the south
end of Delaware Street on the west side or possibly in the
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