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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTraffic Safety Advisory Committee-Minutes-5/11/2010COLLEYVILLE TRAFFIC SAFETY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES- May 11, 2010 CALL TO ORDER. The meeting of the Traffic Safety Ad~isory Committee was r.allec~ to order at 7~00 p.m, in the courtroom of the Colleyville Justice Center at 5201 Riverwalk Drive. in attendance were: Walt Mflis Sean Bryan Kristina Crarnb Steve Dye Carel Tornes Rodney Cur~ningham 2. Appro~al of February 1, 2010 meeting minutes. Mofion to accept by Carel Tornes, seconded by Walt Mills and appro~ed by unanimous committee vote. 3. Discussion Iterr~s: A. Introduction of new committee member Scan Bryan B. Cammittee review~d Council Resolution R-93-900 regarding the role and duties of the Traffic Safety Advisory Committee C. Chief Dye discussed the goal and pur~ose of speed limits and the Colley~ille City Ordinance regarding speed limits. D. Chief Dye discussed the speeding citations written by t~e Colley~ille Palice Department year-to-date. E. Discussian of speed limits on major #horoughtares. Committee decided to collect two weeks of data on Hall Johnson and Pool Roads regarding vef~icle speeds on those roadways. The cammittee decided to reconvene in approximately one month to discuss those results and provide a recommendation to Council, F. Chief Dye requested that ar~y roadway or traffic safety issues brought #o the attentian of committee members be sent to Chief Dye, via e-mail, so that he could forward them to the proper city department for attention. G. Discussion of ineeting last week regarding the traffic and possible solutions at the John McCain and Pleasant Run intersection. H. Discussion ot the timfng of school zones at O.C. Taylor and Glenhope. Chief Dye stated he would forward the issue to the school district for e~aluation. 4. Citizen Comments: No citizen comments were received. 5. Adjournment: The TSAC meeting adjourned at 7:35 p.m. APPFjQVED THlS 7th DAY OF JUNE 2010, BY A VOTE OF r AY~S, ~ NAYS AND _~ ABSTEN710NS. Minutes taken and prepared by Ste~e Dye. ~ St~ve Dye Chief of Police