5.17.2023 Traffic Board

Fall River Government TV May 17, 2023 YouTube Report Issue

The Fall River Traffic Board convened its May 2023 meeting, beginning with the approval of the previous month's minutes. The board then addressed several curb cut requests, approving an 8-foot extension for Richard Aguiar at 1500 President Avenue, a 13-foot extension for Scott and April Cabral at 402 Courtney Street, and a relocation and 25-foot extension for Fidel Australia at 53 California Street to accommodate a three-car garage. All curb cut approvals were contingent on restoration to improved condition by the city engineer. Following curb cut discussions, the board processed requests for handicap parking spaces. Approvals were granted for Mark Graham at 486 3rd Street, Mr. Elsner at 578 Division Street, Georgelina Cody at 95 June Street, and Nathan de Silva at 86 Palmer Street. However, Madeleine Moanings' request for a handicap space at 24 Acacia Street was denied due to the property having a driveway and being on a dead-end street. Robert Robidoux's request for 56 Hamlet Street was tabled as he was not present. In miscellaneous business, the board approved a motion for the traffic department to study and place parking signs for M&A Convenience at 229 Eastern Avenue, acknowledging the difficulty of parking in the area. Two other items were tabled: a request to make Branch Street (from 2nd to John Street) a one-way street, pending notification of residents for input at the next meeting, and a request for a new stop sign at the intersection of High and Locust Street, pending a professional opinion from Officer Ferris. The meeting concluded with a brief discussion about the need for crosswalk striping at Plymouth Avenue and Rodman Street, and near the courthouse on Sullivan Drive.

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