Chesapeake Hampton Newport News Norfolk N. Carolina Peninsula Portsmouth Suffolk Va. This letter was received in response to several letters about the right-turn prohibition onto Delaware Avenue n Norfolk, off southbound Llewellyn Avenue. Some readers questioned that easoning, saying the street does not provide easy access o Colley Avenue. The parking lot is private property and is used by parents and school buses to drop off children. The trespassers endanger the lives of children daily in order to avoid the right-turn prohibition off Llewellyn.
Police say the problem requires traffic engineering.
Parkdale's management left two unreturned messages with traffic engineering. It involves creating a new traffic pattern through your parking lot, one that will deter traffic from entering off Llewellyn. The plan would have parents, buses, etc., entering the parking lot from Delaware, exiting onto Llewellyn. They tell me you also can post signs and sawhorses deterring people from cutting through your parking lot. Your parking lot is on public property, FYI, so those signs aren't actually enforceable.