HomeMy WebLinkAboutStreet & Alley Committee Minutes 02.09.1983` M I N U T E S
JOINT STREET & ALLEY
and GARBAGE COMMITTEE
DATE February 9. 1983 TIME 4:30 p.m:
PLACE OF MEETING City Hall
A. Members present: Chairman Larry Peterson
B.
Lonnie Kellogg Marvin Carter
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Other's present: Bonnie Killebrew
A quorum (3 or more) present the following action was taken by
the committee:
Bonnie Killebrew requested the City put stop signs at So. 4th Ave.
and West Ave. & Forrest Ave. to slow down traffic during school
hours. It was noted the City is going to put up some new speed limit
and school crossing signs this spring.
It was recommended:
1) The Street & Alley Committee to ask the Transportation Director
for South School to direct the buses to use So. 8th Avenue for
their approach to the school.
2) That the police provide some additional patroling and citing
of speed limit violator, near So. School for a couple weeks
to see if that will correct the problem..
3) That the City Engineer get a traffic count and accident count
to determine if . stop signs should be required.
The Street &.Alley & Garbage.Committees heard a proposal from
Larry Peterson concerning development of the existing 112 alley
south of Maryland Lane, west of 8th Avenue, to provide garbage
service for lots in the Willow Creek Subdivision and the existing
house on Maryland Lane west of 8th Avenue. When the Willow Creek
Subdivision was annexed there was no alley r/o/w dedicated to the
City to match the 12' dedicated from Cherry Hills side. Security
Federal Savings & Loan was approached for an 8' easement across
the "back" lots to make.the alley wide enough for garbage pickup
and grader maintenances. The City would develop the alley which
would involve grading and graveling.
The Garbage Committee recommended the alley be developed for garbage
pickup if the easement can be obtained and referred it to the Street
& Alley Committee for final action. Because a quorum was not present
for the Street Committee further action was not taken.
The Garbage Committee discussed a proposal from Component Structures
to fabricate some devices to prevent tipping of the 300-gal, cans.
The committee approved purchase of 50 such "rings" at $47 as a trial
method to see if these would prevent the problems from wind tipping
the cans. Village Subdivision would be the first area to receive
some of these devices.
Vern Halvorson
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2/9/83 joint meeting
The Garbage Committee approved the wording of a.resolution
requiring developers to provide anti-tipping devices and all-
weather pads for garbage cans.
Respectfully submitted,
Larry S. Peterson
Director of Public Works