11.19.2025 Traffic Board

Fall River Government TV Nov 19, 2025 YouTube Report Issue

The Fall River Traffic Board convened on Wednesday, November 19, 2025. The meeting commenced with the acceptance of the previous month's minutes, followed by a brief public input session where no one spoke. The board then approved two curb cut requests: one for Michael and Elizabeth Lemouth at 202 Cambridge Street for a second 14-foot opening, and another for Jessica Ortega Regillis at 3436 California Street to extend an existing opening by 19 feet. Additionally, a request from the Fall River Traffic Department was approved to establish prohibited parking on the north side of Breman Street at Lindsay and to convert Breman Street from one-way to two-way between Lindsay Street and McDonald, both measures related to the Mass DOT Route 79 project and supported by the Fire Department for apparatus access. A significant portion of the meeting addressed handicap parking requests. A previously tabled request for Steven Ferrer at 202 Cambridge Street was denied as the applicant had withdrawn it. New handicap parking spots were approved for residents at 278 Franklin Street, 609 Eastern Avenue (despite an existing driveway, as the landlord denied access), 529 June Street (landlord denied garage access), 1370 Rodman Street, 820 Dwelli Street, and 6 Balo Street (landlord denied driveway access). A request for 54 Garfield Street was approved by a 2-1 roll call vote (John and Natalie voting yes, Helen voting negative), citing safety concerns for an 85-year-old homeowner with two new knees, despite the presence of a driveway. Requests for 245 Corey Street, 189 Trip Street, and 299 Monttop were tabled due to the applicants' absence. The meeting concluded with the approval to rescind several handicap spaces no longer in use across the city.

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