Welcome to our Public Works committee meeting for Monday, starting on Monday. I'm really confused a meeting for 12/11/2025. Will begin with interactions counties thank you. MADAM Chair, Mike don't District 24. Thank you. MADAM Chair, Gary Cahill District. 23, thank you. MADAM Chair, just famous for 21. Thank you, MADAM Chair. And then Boots, District 3. Thank you. CHAIRMAN Jones and emails in District 14. Thank you. MADAM Chair, Nic Robertson for thank you. MADAM Chair run gives in District 8. Thank you. CHAIRWOMAN Jessica McCormick District 16. Good evening. MADAM Chair, Chris Tilley Wells District 11. My site. Thank you. I'm Kristin Jones representing District 18 with consent. I would like to move Fs. With consent. I would like to move proposal number 3.48, to the end of the agenda in
hands. And thank you and with consent. I would like to your purse proposals. Number 3.77, through 3.96 together incident. Thank Can you can take it away Thank you. Sitting at 20 proposals before you which is not real common. So I'll try to get through as quickly as possible proposal. Number 3, 77 2025 authorizes limitations on u turns for northbound southbound traffic on Holt Road at Michigan Street. That is district 16 proposal. Number 3, 78 2025. Authorizes the speed limit reduction to 25 miles per hour on all local streets founded by Raymond to Troy, Keystone and Shelby streets that his district 19 proposal, number 3, 79 2025. Authorizes the speed limit reduction 25 miles per hour on the Street from Washington Street to the South
dead his district. 17 proposal. Number 3, 80 2025. Authorizes the speed limit reduction to 25 miles per hour within the Bluffview Meadow North and South subdivisions district. 22. Proposal number 3, 81 2025 authorizes the removal parking restrictions. The removal of no parking anytime toes on restrictions. On the west side of Illinois Street between Meryl Street and South Street District. 18 proposal. Number 3.80, to 2025 author as a limit reduction of 25 miles per hour with Clicks. Post Road Subdivision, District 14 proposal. Number 3, 83 2025. Authorizes a speed limit reduction to 25 miles per hour on Brad Stanway between Edgewood Avenue and Shelbyville Road. That's district. 24 proposal. Number 3, 84 2025 authorizes a no u-turn restriction for
northbound or southbound Emerson Avenue at Nottoway District. 25 because the number 3, 85 2025 authorizes weight limit restrictions within the Sunshine Gardens Subdivision, it's district. 22. Proposal. Number 3, 86 2025 authorizes the speed limit reduction to 25 miles per hour. In the Butler Tarkington neighborhood, which is bounded by 38 Street Westville Boulevard, Meridian Street and Michigan Road. That is district 7. Proposal. Number 3, 87 2025. Authorize a resident permit parking zone on the north side of 10 street east of Brookside Avenue. Distric a teen proposal 3 88 2025 authorizes no u-turn restrictions for eastbound westbound 10 street at Brookside and Highland Avenues that is district 13 proposal. Number 3, d 9, 2025 authorizes
speed limit reduction to 25 miles per hour within the Wedgewood Subdivision District 5 proposal, 3, 90 2025 authorizes parking restrictions on the north side of 54th Street East and west of Broadway. It is district 7 proposal. Number 3, 91 2025 authorizes parking restrictions on the South side. 54th Street East and West Carrollton Avenue that is district 7 as well proposal. Number 3.90, to 2025 authorizes parking restrictions. At the crosswalk located at Fall Creek Boulevard and Paris Avenue District 12 proposal. Number 3, 93 2025 authorizes parking restrictions on East market between college and Davidson Street. That falls within both districts, 13 18 proposal. Number 3, 94 2025. Authorize
the removal of parking restrictions on the east side of Delaware Street between South Street and Louisiana Street District, 18 proposal. Number 3, 95 2025. Authorizes the reduction of 25 miles per hour. Within the Sherwood Forest Subdivision, District 2 and double the number 3, 96 2025 authorizes resident permit parking on the south side of Walnut Tree between Cleveland and East streets. And that is district 13. And if you have any questions about any of 20 proposals before you this evening and we have a great answer. Any questions can serve it. Thank you, MADAM. Chair thank you. Nathan Cook question. My understanding was. We couldn't go lower than 25 in the
neighborhoods because maybe some federal implications so. We like that. But I see there in Butler talking to going down to 20. He explained I believe that that MAY actually was a typo. I think that is typo. The new guys. The Butler Tarkington reduction. Was looking at the map and says. Are somewhere said 20. Maybe that was in your little summary the requests the request was for 20. Yeah. So in the purpose, the request was for 20 but because of that issue with the state recommending that the 25 Okay. Gotcha. Yes. Thank Thank you. MADAM I flew to the actual text of proposal 3, 6 2025. So
I think thing. Make some snow Typos. But the proposal Any other comments or questions councilors councilor Wes. Thank you, MADAM Chair, and thank you, Nathan. That was a new track record. Proposal, 3.81, the removal of the no parking Anytime Co zones for those revert to meters are their meters with bags over them. There. So right now sign. Yeah. So so this particular location, this is immediately adjacent to post office as a result of the cultural trail extension that we did. We did add a bomb about in that Western most previously. That lane was a left turn only lane and it was a travel lane because of that out that we added, we want to shorten a pedestrian distance that people were crossing. So
now we want to allow parking there. So the intent would be a to allow parking at this point in time we're determining whether or not we would allow meters to be installed there. So it be mentioned, yes. So it's just currently spaces. It's currently just just things. I love that. And then second question, if I might speaking of pedestrians, proposal number 3.92, authorizing parking restrictions for the crosswalk. We have authorize restrictions for the cross. So I don't I don't know that I've ever seen that before. So I'm just curious to think about how does this tie in even to Vision 0. There are other areas that MAY be needed riders that we don't park in
the garage. So by a state statute we can restrict parking without going through the ordinance process. If we are restricting parking at a corner so we cup, we typically call them corner clearances so we can do up to 30 feet at a corner. But this particular crosswalk is mid-block. That it's not a corner. We to find where we can restrict our thinking. So we we're trying to make sure that folks getting from the church over the parking are visible in crossing. There. Thank you, Nathan. Thank you. MADAM Chair. Any other questions? Concerts? With consent? I would like to vote on the traffic proposals together, but our proposals, number 3,
77, 3, 84 3, 88 2025. Is there anyone in the public who wishes to speak on proposals? Number 3, 77, 3.84, in games. No other comments or questions from counselors. MADAM Chair. I move that we send proposals come free. 77 3.80, for Brady to the full Council with a deep pass recommendation. It's been moved and second the proposed 3, 77, 3.84, in 3 5 to the full council to do pass recommendation. All those in favor say Aye. Aye opposed. Say nay. The ayes have it with consent. I would like to vote on speed proposals together. Our proposals. Number 3, 78, 3, 79 3.83 d to 3, d 3, 6, 3, 9, 3, 95. Is there anyone in public who wishes to speak on those proposals? Any other comments or questions from our counselors accounts of it.
MADAM Chair, I move that the proposal you just mentioned the past with the new recommendation. Thank It's been moved and second, it's to send proposals. Number 3, 78 3, 79, 3, d 3, 2, 3, 3, 3, 6, 3, 9, 3, 95. 25 to the full Council to do pass recommendation. All those in favor say aye opposed, say nay. The ayes have it with consent. I would like to vote on the parking proposals together. Return proposals. Number 3, 81, 87 3, 93, 91 3, 92 3.93 94 3, 96 2025. Anyone in the public who wishes to speak on those proposals. Any other comments or questions from counselors counsel Cherry movies and those proposals, the full Council to do pass
recommendation. It's been moved and seconded to some proposals. Number 3, 81, 3, 7, 3, 93, 91, 3, 92 3, 93, 3, 9, 4, 3, 9, 6.25 Full council. Do pass recommendation. All those in favor say Aye. Aye opposed. Say nay. The ayes have it. Proposal. Number 3.85, which authorizes weight limit restrictions within the Sunshine Gardens subdivision, anyone public who wishes to speak on that proposal. Comments or questions from counselors. MADAM Chair, I move that we send proposal 3.85 council with full council. If they do pass recommendation it's been moved. And second into Saint proposal, 3.85 to the new path to full count with a deep pass recommendation. All those in favor say Aye. Aye opposed, say nay. The ayes have it. And I know council appreciates
that. Posen number 3. Thank you, Nathan, thank You are All Thank you very much. 6 again. Good luck to your thank you. Next, stop. And finally proposal number 3.48, which points to a half men to the Marion County Storm, Water Management, Technical Advisory Committee. Come on. Joe, thank you for being patient with us tonight. No problem. I was a lot proposal I don't know what happened. A lot. It was a lot that happened. Thank you for being here with and thank you for agreeing to serve If you tell us a little bit about yourself and why you would like to serve everybody, Joe Hoffman, the owner of a small women-owned business called empower results in town. We do environmental and public outreach consulting also serve as the director for the White River Alliance, which is a nonprofit regional organization focused on water, quality and quantity
management. I know some of you. So thanks for having me I guess I'm here just to be reappointed because I think there's probably. No more important topic right now in our time, then water and the way that the city is managing storm water a critical resource. And so happy to bring my experience both as a biologist professionally and a concerned member of the community to the topic of water management. So yeah, I've had enjoyable time. I think if staff running the stormwater department has been impeccable, bringing lots of new changes to the ordinances there are some topics of concern coming up. I'd like to stay involved So, yeah, I just appreciate your support to just an attack. Thank you very much for your service and the comment to questions from counselors. Any anyone in the
cancer, thank you. MADAM Chair. Good evening, Joe. Thanks for your willingness to give in. Just for the purposes of the council and those watching and listening. Can you just tell us briefly the role of the storm? Water management, technical Advisory Committee. Sure. It's kind of way to have public involvement engagement in stormwater projects. So we do review the projects, the capital projects that are involved in the budget every year and offer comments and how those are or otherwise influence this to the community. Be talk training and education opportunities We talk about things 10, 37, which is significantly changed how we manage storm water and there's some conflicts with our drainage permitting process in the city. So it's a place to kind of vet those ideas with public perspectives in mind.
So. Cowboy stunt heads up the committee and brings us I think, you know, well thought out agendas. So we'll look at everything from ordinance changes and vetting those against our experiences. Like I said, projects and then sometimes things that happened coming out of the state house like 10, 37 are we talk about things? We're just we had a U.S. Attack meeting earlier this week and talked a little bit about the leave Lebanon project and water withdrawals coming out of the Eagle Creek area and kind of how we should be thinking about storm water management as water supply management. And so those kind of topics coming for that group that we just have. Good conversation see if there's anything that the staff wants to bring back to you guys for consideration. So it's kind of an advisory role. But we all come out our own perspectives to look at those source
issues. Are your recommendations exclusively to dpw or might you be a body that gives might testify outside of just supervising role? And to to this point has been mostly advisory to staff and then for the staff to bring things back here. But I certainly with other hats that I where I go down and make testimony. The state has something say. It's your committee empowered to take a position on a public issue. That's not my understanding of that. I don't know that it doesn't mean we can't do that should have Anderson at thank you, Sure, thank you very much. Any one of the public who wishes to speak on proposal. Number 3.48 want do MADAM Chair, I make a
recommendation that we proposal. 3.48 to 2025 to 4 counts with with a do pass recommendation it's been moved and second and some proposal. Number 3.48, the full council with the do pass recommendation. All those in favor say Aye. Aye opposed, say nay. The ayes have it. Thank you, sir, for your service. Thank you guys for your service. Really appreciate that. Thank you. Happy Holidays. Thanks for coming to cs. Finally, we have a public service announcement from our director Director Wilson. Thank you, MADAM Chair. Thank you community. College double the record as you all have seen. We've got very, very active start to our winter weather season and our crews have a tirelessly for
for some time. I got a statement here. I hope you body has enjoyed or from benefit in the updates that I think given on a daily basis through the snow fight. It's been very draining on our armed forces instead of joy. I enjoy the holidays are asking locals 7.25 local. 31. 31 spent 10 days on rotating 12 hour shifts to keep our city moving. Now everyone knows that They in to serve our city on times like this. They know exactly what they've signed up for. But this is still an incredibly difficult for them strenuous. And our crews are always stepped up when the community needs to do so each and every one of these members
have my sincerest thanks. Much Central Indiana and Marion County is under a winter weather advisory. I think any yesterday at crews once again strapped in for 12 hour shifts and plows and fleet garage the health service. It. They spent the overnight hours and much of today preparing city roads, including priority once and priority to roadways. We are looking at multiple potential rounds of snowfall over the next few days. And our crews are anticipating to continue working around the clock with 12 hour shifts through the weekend as these multiple rounds of progress and I receive reports on road conditions from snow come and our team will provide updates regarding how we will confront
the snow. Fight including we want when we are focusing on priority one ready to and that's necessary. Priority 3 roadways. We also provide information on how and when we will respond to priority bike infrastructure, including commuter trails. We're in for the long haul. So was just Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Director. Appreciate your diligence and stay safe. This segment. Happy Holidays. Thank you. Happy Thank you very much. I spent moment to say happy holidays to everybody as we go into this, I him to put a snow buddies paper on everybody's seat. This is a program. If you have a neighbor or knows what he wants to volunteer neighbor that cannot shovel their sidewalks. This match is a volunteer with a neighbor. It's in a great program. So
take that home. Get it out to your communities. And folks watching at home, if you need help, you can reach out da at indeed, dot com or call the Mayor's Action center at 3, 1, 7, 3, 2, 7, for 6 to 2. But please take advantage of it. It's a great, great program. Not to neighbors. And as we in this year's want to thank our committee members for your due diligence, it's been a tough year, but I think we ended well and I really appreciate all of your help and of public works and to our families, our families, that's Akron. I sit there. Their spouses and their family members can be up here and to Caitlin Inter, MADAM C and to our general counsel into our clerks to help staff us and make it possible so
that we can do the work in certain Happy New Year and happy holidays and say thanks so much.