The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-31
SELECTMEN WILL
 MEET NEXT WEEK
Board to Act on Parking Proposals of State 'Traf.
 fic Com. Secretary

Tervyville, May 3l,-First Select. Man William H Eusticc is In receipt og'a letter from Michael A Connor, secretary of the state traffio cons mission In which he recommends a number of parking regula- tons In the town of Plymouth Among the recommendations Is GO minute parking from 9 6 m to 9 D m. on the south Ade of Main street from South Main street to Allen street, Q distance of about three quarters of a milo. While the reg. ulationS are expected to help con. glderably in the parking and traffic conditions, to enforce such e reg. ulGtion will be problem In this town, duo to the fact that no day time ofilcer is on duty in Terry vile,
 The letter Is aS follows:
 MT, W. IT, Eust!ce,
 First selectman of Plymouth,
 Teyryville, Conn.
 Dear Sir-Referring further to the matter of parking regulations on Main street tRoute) c in the vicin- ity of Terryville which has been q subject under discussion for Q con- siderable length of time, this com- muni:atlon Is to confirm confer once held Ey q representative of thiS commission with you at your office recently. At that time Q por- ton of Rout U. s. 6 was gone over and 1t was agreed that in order to alleviate conditions which at times cause some congestion, the following parking regulations be adopted:
 60 minute parking from 800 Q, msrto 900 p. m.
 Houth side of Route U. s. 6 from South Main street to Allen street.
 North Side of Route U. s. 6 from Allen street to SNEr pole l59.
 North Side of Route .. 8. 6 from pole i43 to pole i45.
 Your attention was also called to the diagonal parking now in effect on the south side of Route U. s. 6 In the vicinity of South Main street and it was indicated that the repre- sentative felt that this type of park ing should be discontinued and only parallel parking allowed.
 At Q regular meeting of the com mission which was held on May g, the above regulations were sub. mitted, and upon general discus sddn of the matter 1t was felt that the regulations should be placed in effect and the necessary signs in- ciicating such regulations be erect- ed The commission formally ap- proved the regulations. and 1t Is noped that the authorities of the town of Plymouth will cooperate to the extent of enforcing in a fair and impartial manner the parking regulations when they are placed in effect.
 with respect to the intersection of Route U. s. 6 and South street. fThe Lake Plymouth road) the com- mission desires to recommend the installation of a flashing caution light showing ember on Route U. s. 6 and red on South street. This will have a tendency to have mo- torists reduce speed in this area. likewise calling their attention to the existence of the intersection during the hours of darkness and may also prove beneficial to school children crossing from the school in the vicinity of the intersection.
 Yours truly,
 MICHAEL A. CONNOR. secretary-state Trafic Commission
 Is is expected that a meeting oi inc board of sclectmen will be held early next week. to act and accept Inc regulations as submitted and tc discuss several other matters of bus aness to the town of Plymouth.
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