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MINUTES OF THE MEETING <br /> OF THE <br /> TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMISSION <br /> Wednesday, February 14, 2001 <br /> Engineering&Infrastructure Conference Room <br /> Third Floar, Civic Center <br /> The February 14, 2001, meeting of the Traffic and Parking Commission was called to order at <br /> 4:01 p.m., Engineering and Infrastructure Conference Room, third floor, Civic Center, by <br /> Chairman Glen Nordholm, who determined a quorum present. <br /> Members Present: Citizens: Glen Nordholm, Ron Ballard <br /> Staff: Matthew Newell, Bill Ratekin, Police Commander Richard Ryan, <br /> Fire Battalion Chief James Gillen, Joselyn Stewart <br /> Other Staff Present: Sharon Schneider <br /> Nordholm opened the meeting with an introduction of new staff inember Bill Ratekin and <br /> introduced Sharon Schneider, who replaced Cathy Kunzeman, as taker of the minutes of the <br /> meeting. <br /> ITEM# 1 Staff request for stop signs and the removal of existing yield signs at the <br /> intersection of Lincoln Avenue and Silas Street <br /> Matt Newell advised that he had reviewed the accident and traffic reports at this intersection and <br /> there does not appear to be sufficient traffic control to effectively assign right of way. Staff has <br /> recommended that the yield signs regulating north-south traffic be removed and replaced with <br /> stop signs regulating east-west traffic. Matt stated that this request is made in the interest of <br /> public safety <br /> It was moved and seconded(Ryan/Gillen) to accept staff recommendations that the yield signs be <br /> removed and stop signs reinstalled at the intersection of Lincoln and Silas streets. There being <br /> no opposition, the motion carried. <br /> Other Business: Discussion was held regarding the removal of parking spaces for downtown <br /> employees in the Public Building Commission lot on E. Washington Street and the lack of <br /> parking for employees. Recommendation was made that city staff study the possibility of angled <br /> parking on Washington Street to accommodate downtown employees. This recommendation <br /> will be reviewed. <br />