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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTSC Packet 07-12-2012CITY OF SARATOGA TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMISSION AGENDA DATE: July 12, 2012 TIME: 6:30 PM — 9:30 PM LOCATION: Administrative Conference Room 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, CA 95070 Call to Order Roll Call: Biester, Coulter, Guichard, Harris, Kirk, Musselman and Vita Report on Posting of the Agenda: Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2, the agenda for this meeting was properly posted on July 5, 2012. Accept Agenda Items: No additional items may be added pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2. Oral & Written Communication Any member of the public may address the Commission about any matter not on the agenda for this meeting for up to three minutes. Commissioners may not comment on the matter but may choose to place the topic on a future agenda. Approval of Draft Minutes Draft Traffic Safety Commission Minutes May 10, 2012 Sheriff's Report to the Commission Old Business 1. Traffic Matrix 11287 Issue: Request for additional No Parking on Springer Avenue Action: TSC will make recommendation New Business 2. Traffic Matrix 11288 Issue: Request for Stop sign on Bankmill Road Action: TSC will make recommendation Announcements by Commissioners and Staff Adjournment to Next Regular Meeting Thursday, September 13, 2012 In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you are a disabled person and you need a disability - related mortification or accommodation to participate in this meeting, please contact the City Clerk's Office at 408.868.1269 or ctclerk@saratoga.ca.us Requests must be made as early as possible and at least one full business day before the start of the meeting. In accordance with the Ralph M. Brown Act, copies of material provided to the Traffic Safety Commission by City staff in connection with this agenda are available at the office of the Public Works Department at 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, California 95070. Any materials distributed by staff after the posting of the agenda are made available for public review at the Public Works office at the time they are distributed to the Traffic Safety Commission. Certificate of Posting of Agenda: I, Kristin Borel, Public Works Analyst for the City of Saratoga, declare that the foregoing agenda for the meeting of the Traffic Safety Commission of the City of Saratoga was posted on July 5, 2012 at the office of the City of Saratoga, 13777 Fruitvale Ave., Saratoga, CA 95070 and was available for public review at that location. The agenda is also available on the City's website at www.saratoga.ca.us. CITY OF SARATOGA TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMISSION Draft Action Minutes DATE: May 10, 2012 TIME: 6:30 PM — 9:30 PM LOCATION: Administrative Conference Room 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, CA 95070 Call to Order at 6:32 p.m. Roll Call: Biester, Coulter, Guichard, Harris, Kirk, Musselman and Vita Absent: Commissioner Musselman Staff: Traffic Planner Church and Public Works Analyst Borel Report on Posting of the Agenda: Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2, the agenda for this meeting was properly posted on May 3, 2012. Borel reports Accept Agenda Items: No additional items may be added pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2. No changes Oral & Written Communication Any member of the public may address the Commission about any matter not on the agenda for this meeting for up to three minutes. Commissioners may not comment on the matter but may choose to place the topic on a future agenda. 1 speaker — concerns with fencing on Saratoga -Los Gatos Road at Westcott/Aloha Approval of Draft Minutes Draft Traffic Safety Commission Minutes March 8, 2012. APPROVED 6-0 Sheriff's Report to the Commission Lt. Morrissey reports New Business 1. Traffic Matrix #285 Issue: Evaluation of possible left hand turn restriction Action: TSC will make recommendation No action taken on this item: TSC accepted Traffic Engineers information, but will evaluate necessity of this restriction after completion of improvements at the corner of Titus and Prospect and the removal of the crosswalk this summer. 2. Traffic Matrix #286 Issue: Evaluation of traffic calming measures near Marshall Lane School Action: TSC will make recommendation MOTION: Accept Traffic Engineer's recommendation for Marshall Lane School neighborhood. • Tree trimming on NE corner of Marshall Lane and Marilyn Lane • Add "Keep Crosswalk Clear" sign to crosswalk on Marshall Lane at Marilyn Lane • Tree trimming on SW corner of Old Oak Way and Sobey Road • Addition of ladder bar striping and new crosswalk signs with "shark teeth" to crosswalk on Sobey Road near Old Oak Way. • Possible "No Stopping" sign on Old Oak Way for 30-50 feet. APPROVED 6-0 Announcements by Commissioners and Staff Adjournment at 8:00 p.m. to the Next Regular Meeting Thursday, July 12, 2012 In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you are a disabled person and you need a disability - related modification or accommodation to participate in this meeting, please contact the City Clerk's Office at 408.868.1269 or ctclerk@saratoga.ca.us Requests must be made as early as possible and at least one full business day before the start of the meeting. In accordance with the Ralph M. Brown Act, copies of material provided to the Traffic Safety Commission by City staff in connection with this agenda are available at the office of the Public Works Department at 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, California 95070. Any materials distributed by staff after the posting of the agenda are made available for public review at the Public Works office at the time they are distributed to the Traffic Safety Commission. Certificate of Posting of Agenda: I, Kristin Borel, Public Works Analyst for the City of Saratoga, declare that the foregoing agenda for the meeting of the Traffic Safety Commission of the City of Saratoga was posted on May 3, 2012 at the office of the City of Saratoga, 13777 Fruitvale Ave., Saratoga, CA 95070 and was available for public review at that location. The agenda is also available on the City's website at www.saratoga.ca.us. Public Works Department MEMO TO: Traffic Safety Commission FROM: Kristin Bore! DATE: June 29, 2012 RE: Springer Timeline Traffic Matrix #287 August 23, 2011- Request from Kraule's for No Parking evaluation on Springer September 1, 2011—TSC recommends extending the double yellow stripe on Springer Avenue (up to 100 feet total) as recommended by the Traffic Engineer. January 2012 - Discussion with Sheriff's Department - Officers would not be able to write tickets for parking on Springer (if cars were parked in the first 100 feet) because of the Vehicle Code., which only allows cars to be towed and not ticketed. A Motor Vehicle Resolution would be needed to allow cars to be ticketed in that area. Staff felt that the intention of the traffic Engineer and TSC was to restrict parking in that area, and the decision was made to go to the City Council for a Motor Vehicle Resolution to restrict parking. February 2012 - Double yellow stripe extended. February 1, 2012 — The City Council approve a Motor Vehicle Resolution to restrict parking for 100 feet on Springer Avenue. March 2012 — Met with resident to discuss installation of signs or red curbs. Resident chose red curbs. April 30, 2012 — Red curb painted. May 7, 2012 — Request from the Kraule's for another 70 feet of No Parking on Springer. June 7, 2012 — Red curbs removed and signs installed. Ernest and Paula Kraule 14433 Springer Avenue Saratoga, CA 95070 (408) 741-1966 May 7, 2012 John Cherbone Public Works Director City of Saratoga 13777 Fruitvale Avenue Saratoga, CA 95070 Dear Mr. Cherbone, Due to continuing traffic safety hazards associated with the narrow and irregular roadway in front of 14425 and 14433 Springer Avenue, we are requesting an extension to the 100' of "No Parking or Stopping" signage previously adopted by the City Council on February 1, 2012. Specifically, our request is to lengthen the signage on the southeast curb of Springer Avenue by an additional 70,' and to include wording such as "No parking from here to the corner." Since the double yellow line was recently extended in early April 2012, a vehicle is consistently being parked on the southeast side of Springer Avenue, directly across the street from our driveway. The parked vehicle is forcing the eastbound traffic into the westbound lane as indicated in the attached pictures. Not only has the parked vehicle created a traffic safety hazard to vehicles, but also to bicyclists, pedestrians, and to us as we enter and exit our driveway at 14433 Springer Avenue. This creates a traffic hazard upon exiting our driveway, as vehicles parked directly across the street block the lane that we need to back out into. This is also true as we attempt to enter our driveway, as several times we have been met head-on by a vehicle proceeding from the opposite direction attempting to circumvent the parked car(s). This circumstance becomes even more dangerous when a car is parked in the space at the front of our home, or on garbage collection day when the cans occupy the space. The attached pictures document these hazards. (Attachments: Pages 1-8). This identical issue was brought to the attention of the City of Saratoga in our August 18, 2011 letter to the Traffic Safety Commission, (Page 2), and also during December, 2011, which precipitated the City Council's adoption of the signage resolution. (Attachments: Pages 9-10). Nine months later, the matter still has not been adequately resolved. We are requesting that the City immediately addresses this problem, before a serious accident occurs. Sincerely, Ernest Kraule Paula Kraule 3/7/2012 Vehicle parked in front of 14425 Springer Avenue facing the wrong direction and within the lane of traffic, prior to the double yellow line extension. 4/04/2012 Vehicle parked in front of 14425 Springer Avenue in the lane of traffic, after the double yellow line was extended. (1) 4/30/2012 The picture indicates that the roadway is irregular and narrow. The driver's view of the intersection is obstructed by the Van parked in front of 14433 Springer Avenue. 4/30/2012 The picture indicates that the Van is parked in the lane of traffic in front of 14433 Springer Avenue forcing the driver into the oncoming traffic across the double yellow line. One driver honked at the Van thinking the vehicle was stopped, rather than parked in the lane. (2) 1 (4) J � (6) (7) (8) (Continued) - Unsafe parking directly in front of, and across the street from 14425 Springer Avenue Likewise, this creates a simultaneous traffic hazard for a driver travelling northbound on Springer Avenue approaching the intersection at Fourth Street, who is met head-on by a car travelling from the opposite direction that has crossed the double yellow line. This is particularly dangerous at night. In one specific example on May 28, 2011, a dark, blue Honda Cross -Over was parked directly in front of the mailbox and steps to the property from 6:45 until 9:30 PM. This required numerous vehicles to circumvent the car parked in front of the walkway by crossing the double yellow line in the dark. ATTACHMENTS: (2A, Pg.6), (213, Pg.7), (2C, Pg.8), (20, Pg.9) (2E, Pg. 10), (2F, Pg. 11) Pictures of Unsafe parking directly in front of, and across from and 14425 Springer Avenue Most recently, on July 16, 2011, a truck and horse trailer associated with the "Wildwood Stock" event at Wildwood Park, was left unattended by the owner, across the street from 14425 Springer Avenue. Deputy Sheriff Howell, Badge #1850, Event Number 11-197-01745, responded and determined that due to the narrowness of Springer Avenue at that point, that the truck and horse trailer were parked in a dangerous manner blocking the roadway. Deputy Howell was preparing to have the vehicles towed when the owner returned from Wildwood Park, at which point he ordered him to remove the truck and trailer from the street. ATTACHMENTS (3A, Pg. 12), (3B, Pg. 13, (3C, Pg. 14): Pictures of truck and horse trailer and Sheriff's Traffic Hazard Event Card. This problem is exacerbated when a significant number of vehicles, associated with frequent business meetings held at the residence, park across the street on the southeast side of Springer. There is insufficient room on the road to accommodate vehicles parked on the street and travelling in both directions. All of the black tire marks along the southeast side of Springer Avenue from 14425 to 14451 Springer are associated only with vehicles attending functions at the residence. ATTACHMENT: (4, Pg. 15) Vehicles parked from 14425 -14451 Springer Avenue along southeast curb of Springer Avenue. to exit our driveway,we were nearlyhit bya large Sports In addition, on May 21, 2011, as we attempted g p Utility Vehicle (SUV) travelling at a high rate of speed that turned from Fourth Street onto Springer Avenue. On that particular day, vehicles were parked across the street from our home along the entire length of the southeast curb from 14425 to 14451 Springer Avenue. A vehicle was also parked directly in front of the residence at 14425 Springer. As we exited our driveway, by backing into the space in front of our home at 14433 Springer, our line of site was blocked, and we were also forced into the middle of the street. At the same time, the SUV turned from Fourth Street onto Springer Avenue circumventing the vehicle parked directly in front of 14425 Springer Avenue, forcing the SUV into the middle of the road across the double line. These simultaneous and hazardous circumstances created a very dangerous situation, as we were almost broadsided by the SUV. ATTACHMENT: (5A, Pg. 16), (5B, Pg.17) View from our driveway at 14433 Springer Avenue when attempting to drive northbound on Springer Avenue. ISSUE- Vehicles parking within double yellow line on Fourth Street In addition, the City installed a stop sign and double yellow line on the southeast side of Fourth Street at the intersection of Springer Avenue, adjacent to the Fourth Street border of 14425 Springer Avenue. Page 2 CJ ATTACHMENT: (5A, Pg,16) View from our driveway when exiting our driveway at 14433 Springer Avenue, and attempting to drive northbound on Springer Avenue. Florence Schroeder 14425 Springer Avenue, Saratoga, CA 95070 Ilorencesl eautldink.uet 408-679-3338 May 30, 2012 Dear Traffic Committee Commission, RECEIVE JUN 012012 OITY OF SARATOGA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT We are Florence and Paul Schroeder. We are nine year home owners and residents at 14425 Springer and live with our two school age sons. We are writing this letter due to the fact that we will be traveling in Europe during the meeting scheduled by the safety committee to further restrict parking on portions of Springer Avenue. Our next door neighbors, Paula and Ernie Kraule, have consistently called the city regarding our property. We live in an established, charming neighborhood where there were no "NO PARKING" sign or red lines. We have one of the largest corners in our neighborhood. She has been bullying us since she moved next door. Shc accused us to have a business without a license, built a driveway without a permit and much more. We feel constantly watched in our own home. The Kraule's took it upon themselves to engage the city legislation to restrict parking on Springer Avenue in front of our house. At their behest and influence, the Saratoga City Council passed Resolution No. MV 12-005 on February 1`, 2012. The process was done through the legislative process instead of the normal administrative process. We were not informed of the impending action prior to the vote or after the vote until utility workers showed up with their paint cans and began marking our property and the street in front in order to install the new "NO PARKING" sign directly in front of our door and the end of our walkway. We feel like victims here. The city is supposed to work for us too. Now we are forced to park across the street from the Kraule's to leave our driveway available to our gardeners, cleaners and our guests, since nobody can park near our house anymore. Red lines span the width of our house on both sides of Springer Avenue. My neighbors are now requesting a 'NO PARKING ZONE' in front of their house, for the only purpose of moving parked cars from the other side of the street in front of their house. The Springer Tract was laid out in 1903. Streets in the neighborhood are inherently small because of the time they were laid out. Springer Avenue from Fourth Street to Fieldstone is the widest street in the tract, with our corner being the widest in our neighborhood. It has been that way since the house was built over 17 years ago. Your city engineer already came and did all the measurements to determine what is safe, that data was used to pass Resolution No. MV -005. Now that the city engineer has made their recommendation, the City Council has passed their resolution, what has changed in the interceding 4 months to extend the "NO PARKING" line further down Springer? People need to be able to park on our street, otherwise they will have to park on CStreet where it is narrower with a much heavier traffic. Elva Street is narrower and people park right and left People can only park on one side on our street It actually makes the traffic slower when cars are park. People drive much faster on a clear, open road. We requested this issue to be postponed for the September meeting, in order to be present, but our neighbors had it move back to the July meeting making it a safety issue. We never had any safety issue on Springer Avenue, nor an accident. The one instance that was cited back to us by a city employee was a parking citation for a truck and trailer issued to a non -Saratoga resident who was parked on the corner during an event at Wildwood Park. The Traffic Safety Commission Red Curb Guidelines on your website state, "Red curb must not be for the purpose of moving parking elsewhere". We are good responsible citizens. We pay property taxes. I personally became a CERT to help my community in case of an emergency. My neighbor used to work for the City and her • husband was the fire Chief for 31 years. They seem to be able to get whatever they want. We feel like victims here. The city is supposed to work for us too. I would invite any council members to please make a visit to our house. What has happened already is excessive; any more restrictions would be punitive. We ask you to not extend the "NO PARKING" zone on our sheet It is a public street and people should be able to park. If this passes, it will be obvious to us that it is not because of safety, but because of influence being administered. We would like also the red line around our house painted over. It is defacing our property. We had a choice between an 8 -foot "NO PARKING" sign on our walkway, or a red paint all around our house. I don't think that any Saratoga residents would like that around their properties either. Our corner is no different than any other corners in Saratoga. We're including pictures. This situation upset all our other neighbors as well, many of which are participating to in order stop more restrictions. Sincerely, .„=„4 Florence & Paul Schroeder V 6 4 \)\ RQ8 0 Od Q' * r k\ Q (fLs 9- W G jl 8 t r k2 V c k \'V� �C'e.. (_.Qc-- iv", C. ("tib vti.( , e..c.• 51 .E - IS V.c).:).Xe. 's w cav`- c •esc- v- rr _ do c. t � 7 vUL ThAs Nia-A-\ cwt- s cx(--. SY �U --\, _ l o'c Y\ e_C C C ( * I Y fir': Civ er \AJ, r tom, U"e s Our C ra,s c Lc rc J o D P \4?� t\� r e_11_p r id �t' \ U cam. w 0‘,0C) C' - S\ S- \s\ car OCH Kristin Borel From: Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2012 8:37 PM To: Kristin Borel Subject: Hi Kristin. Here is another letter Dear Traffic Committee Commission, My name is Mia Kettmann and I reside on Springer Avenue in Saratoga. I am writing to voice my objection to the double red lines painted in front of the Schroeder residence at the end of our street for several reasons. First of all, they are unsightly. Nowhere in our beautiful town of Saratoga have I seen such a thing in front of someone's house. I do not understand why they are necessary yet I do see what an inconvenience they pose to our neighbors. Second, I believe it is unfair to the Schroeder family whom I have known for over five years. They are considerate, responsible, and friendly neighbors. They maintain one of the most beautiful properties in our neighborhood. It seems to me that they are being harassed for no reason. It is unfair that they cannot park in front of or across from their home. Is it true that the rocks in front of the property are also in question? The rocks are aesthetically pleasing and provide a safe separation between the street and the landscape. Most of all, I am concerned at the proposal that would allow the extension of the red lines even further on the street. This allows even less parking for the Shroeders, and seems terribly unfair. This is a wide street for our neighborhood. I'm afraid this would set a dangerous precedent in our town. And again, It looks ridiculous. I would appreciate an explanation and justification for this ridiculous action. Sincerely, Mia Kettmann 14250 springer Ave 1 Diplomate, American Board of EEG and Neurophysiology Past President, American Medical EEG Association Member, California Society of Industrial Medicine & Surgery Member, American Academy of Pain Management ROBERT L. WEINMANN, M.D. Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME) 2040 Forest Avenue, Suite 4 San Jose, California 95128 (408) 292-0802 Fax (408) 292-9574 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Chairman Editorial Board CLINICAL EEG Formerly, Editorial Board, AMERICAN JOURNAL of PAIN MANAGEMENT Formerly Editorial Board, CLINICAL EVOKED POTENTIALS Recent red -lining on Springer Avenue in Saratoga on both sides of the street in front of the Schroeder home on 14425 Springer Avenue appears to have been done in a unilateral, arbitrary, and capricious manner. Worse, it appears that the administrative process was not followed and that what was done in the absence of a proper administrative hearing has turned out to be harmful to local residents. As one who has often walked on that street in both directions, I can say that the need for red -lining has never been a safety issue. The irony is that the current red -line requires that the postal system park on the line to deliver the mail. The process needs to be reconsidered. In the meantime, the red -line should be removed. e au obert L Weinmann 14371 Springer Ave. Saratoga, CA. 95070 Ann D. Barber 14471 Springer Avenue Saratoga, CA 95070 June 7, 2012 To Whom It May Concern: I am a resident on Springer Avenue and am writing over my concern about extending the "no parking" curb on Springer. While people may drive too fast down this road, it is not a road that currently has issues with parking. In fact, having people park along the side of the street might stop drivers from speeding down the road during the day. As a residential road, we need parking for visitors, not only trades people but visiting friends and family. This is particularly true for the corner lot who has two small boys who are frequently being dropped off from school and sports activities. I can't quite understand why we can't all simply be courteous to each other and allow others to park in front of our homes. With that in mind, the red line at the intersection of Springer and Fourth Street was extremely ugly and completely unnecessary, so thank you for removing it. If I have any concerns on this street, it would be related to speeding. Preventing people from parking here would only make this issue worse. If you want to do something useful, put in speed bumps but do not restrict parking. From a concerned resident and her family. ;(tom cotf Ann Barber Rolf Milesi 14371 Springer Ave. Saratoga, CA 95070 June 08, 2012 To Whom It May Concern, My name is Rolf Milesi. I have been living at 14371 Springer Ave. for more than 3 years. I love the nice and friendly neighborhood atmosphere. I oppose any more restrict parking on our neighborhood streets. Parking on the streets was never a problem until recently and this is because of only one neighbor with obviously much more issues than red lines and "No Parking" signs. I believe a parked car on the street does not disturb traffic at all, it makes us slow down and drive more carefully through our quiet neighborhood. In my opinion, red painted curbs or "No Parking" signs on every corner are not enhancing the appearance to the City of Saratoga. This was never a concern of anybody until the crusade of this single neighbor. Please consider common sense in this matter and on all further decisions, Best regards Rolf Milesi. J� Claudette Ford 14,375 Springer Avenue, Saratoga, CA 95070 June 10, 2012 To Whom It May Concern, We are writing this letter to oppose more parking restrictions on Springer Avenue. We grew up in Saratoga and never saw any safety issues on this street. Springer Avenue is straight and larger than most streets around us. We have known the Schroeders since they moved in about 8 years ago. My daughter and I have become friends with them and we know them very well. They have only a few parties a year; they always make sure all the neighbors are invited. We never saw any issue with parking when people visit. Restricting more parking may cause more problems by moving parking to busier and narrower streets. Putting more signs and red curbs is also taking the charm out of the neighborhood. We were shocked to find out that all of this was done without any notice to the Schroeders. Restricting more parking would also be unfair since nobody can park around their house anymore. The Schroeders's house is the most beautiful house on Springer Avenue. It is always well maintained. Putting more signs would be taking the charm away from this house. Sincerely, Claudette Ford and Denise Ford Dear Saratoga City Official, I am the friendly neighbor living across the street from Florence Schroeder and family. This is in regards to recent city issue about parking on Springer Avenue. I am writing to express my strong opinion that the city should not be over responsive in dealing with the complaints of our Troublesome Neighbor who lives nearby. Here are my specific reasons: 1. The parking conditions on Springer Avenue are not out of place relative to the parking in any of the other areas in the neighborhood. (It is part of what makes this area NOT Sunnyvale maybe) 2. The city should be spending its funds on other services that are in dire need. 3. There is some indication that Troublesome Neighbor has been using her understanding of city ordinances and processes as a means to terrorize the neighbors in the area. I speak from some personal experience. I would really hate to see the city used in this way. So, as a nearby friendly neighbor, this is my position. I am a little intimidated that Troublesome Neighbor might convince you to chop down my beloved orange tree for safety reasons (pronounced, retribution), but if you need to contact me, please call Nola Schneider (408) 621-5581. I live a 14391 Springer Ave. Thanks! Nola Schneider Michael and Rosalia Warren 14481 Springer Avenue, Saratoga To Whom It May Concern: We are writing to the City regarding the recently designated "No Parking" zone at the corner of Springer and Fourth Street in front of the Shroeder Residence. We were very disappointed to see the red line painted around the Shroeder property. In the 6 years we have lived here, we have never seen anyone parked by either stop sign where the "No parking" zones have been designated. Everyone clearly understands that it is not okay to park immediately adjacent to the stop sign. The action taken by the City whether it be to mark it red or place a sign there is unnecessary. This is a village neighborhood with country charm and we do not want to see its landscape interrupted by red paint and City signs everywhere. Our family and our next door neighbors routinely have gatherings at our homes. When someone has a gathering, there are anywhere between 5 and 15 cars parked on Springer Avenue. We all manage and support eachother. We do not want to lose any more parking on Springer Avenue. We request that the City take no further action on this matter and deny the request to enlarge the "No Parking" zone. Thank you, and Rosalia Warren June 8, 2012 To Whom It May Concern, This is in regards to the situation going on between the Schroeders and the Kraules. I have been living on Springer Ave for 41 years and there has never been a problem with traffic. The Schroeders have really made our neighborhood friendlier and have welcomed many of us into their home and family. I feel the petition against the Schroeders is unfair. There is already limited parking on Springer Ave. as is. When there are events in downtown Saratoga and Wildwood Park, people come to our street for parking and this would discourage people from coming to Saratoga for future events. I think this is a feud between neighbors that should be resolved between themselves and not paid with our taxpayer dollars. Sincerely, Gloria Ruano TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMISSION DATE: May 15 2012 Traffic Matrix #288 NAME: Berit Mahaffey ADDRESS: DISCUSSION SCHEDULED FOR TSC MEETING: 07-12-2012 DESCRIPTION OF TRAFFIC ISSUE: Request for Stop sign on Bankmill Road at the intersection of Storneridge Drive. Cars come speeding down the hill on Bankmill and speed around the corner onto Stoneridge. It is dangerous for anyone who lives near this intersection to back out of their driveway and enter Stoneridge. DIAGRAM IF NEEDED: