Transportation Advisory Board — Naperville, IL
Date: 2023-05-04

400 S. Eagle Street
 City of Naperville Naperville, IL 60540



 Meeting Agenda

 Transportation Advisory Board

Thursday, May 4, 2023 7:00 PM Council Chambers




B. ROLL CALL:

C. PUBLIC FORUM:

D. REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:

 Police Department Report

 1. 23-0426 Approve the minutes of the February 2, 2023, Transportation
 Advisory Board Meeting.

 2. 23-0476 Approve the recommendation to establish two-way stop control at
 the intersection of Sunnybrook Drive/Stauffer Drive/Monterey Court.

 3. 23-0435 Approve the recommendation to establish a “No Parking Zone” on
 the north side of Jefferson Avenue from a point 80 feet east of the
 centerline of Whispering Hills Drive to a point 125 feet west of the
 centerline of Whispering Hills Drive.

 4. 23-0508 Approve the recommendation to rescind the existing “No Parking”
 zone and establish a “No parking, stopping, or standing” zone on
 both sides of Central Park Road from a point 342 feet south of
 Benton Avenue to a point 564 feet south of Benton Avenue

E. OLD BUSINESS:

F. NEW BUSINESS:

G. ADJOURNMENT:




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400 S. Eagle Street
 City of Naperville Naperville, IL 60540



 Meeting Minutes - Final

 Transportation Advisory Board


Thursday, May 4, 2023 7:00 PM Council Chambers


B. ROLL CALL:
 Present 5- Scott Hurley, Michael Melaniphy, Inga Orolin, Matthew Seeberg, and James Webb

 Absent 4- Janet Blubaugh, Michael Brown, Mary Howenstine, and Suzanne Hart


C. PUBLIC FORUM:

 There was no public comment.

 This was closed.

D. REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:

 Police Department Report

 Traffic Sergeant Derek Zook talks about distracted driving awareness month
 which was April. The police department used a grant to enforce distracted
 driving throughout the month. Zook states that May is motorbike awareness
 month, and that the public needs to be aware of motorcycles and bicyclists on
 the roadway.

 Lastly, he mentions that the Route 59 enforcement campaign will be on May 9th
 and include multiple municipalities along the whole length of Route 59.
 This was closed.


 1. Approve the minutes of the February 2, 2023, Transportation Advisory Board
 Meeting.
 Attachments: February_3_2023 TAB Minutes

 A motion was made by Hurley, seconded by Webb, approved. The motion
 carried by the following vote:

 Aye: 5- Hurley, Melaniphy, Orolin, Seeberg, and Webb

 Absent: 4- Blubaugh, Brown, Howenstine, and Hart


 2. Approve the recommendation to establish two-way stop control at the intersection
 of Sunnybrook Drive/Stauffer Drive/Monterey Court.
 Attachments: Two-Way Stop Ordinance Draft
 Stauffer and Sunnybrook Two Way Stop Control Exhibit

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 Project Engineer Matt Calpin presents staff's recommendation to establish
 two-way stop control at the intersections of Sunnybrook Drive and Stauffer
 Drive/Monterrey Court.

 Hurley asks if the streets in the neighborhood were built at the same time and if
 they were why weren't both intersections given stop control.

 Calpin explains that the other intersections have a different hierarchy of street
 classification.

 Webb asks if it was a resident that brought this issue up.

 Calpin states that it was.
 A motion was made by Seeberg, seconded by Hurley, approved. The
 motion carried by the following vote:

 Aye: 5- Hurley, Melaniphy, Orolin, Seeberg, and Webb

 Absent: 4- Blubaugh, Brown, Howenstine, and Hart


 3. Approve the recommendation to establish a “No Parking Zone” on the north side
 of Jefferson Avenue from a point 80 feet east of the centerline of Whispering Hills
 Drive to a point 125 feet west of the centerline of Whispering Hills Drive.
 Attachments: Proposed Jefferson Avenue No Parking Exhibit
 Jefferson Avenue No Parking Zone Draft Ordinance

 Project Engineer Phil Tartaglia presents staff's recommendation to establish a
 No Parking Zone on the north side of Jefferson Avenue from a point 80 feet east
 of the centerline of Whispering Hills Drive to a point 125 feet west of the
 centerline of Whispering Hills Drive.

 Hurley asks for clarification on the map and the distances that are listed.

 Tartaglia states that staff would be moving the restriction to the west to clear up
 sight distance.

 Webb asks if something similar was done to the other side of the street.

 Tartaglia states that yes and that these are similar concerns as the restriction
 on the other side of the street.



 A motion was made by Webb, seconded by Orolin, approved. The motion
 carried by the following vote:

 Aye: 5- Hurley, Melaniphy, Orolin, Seeberg, and Webb

 Absent: 4- Blubaugh, Brown, Howenstine, and Hart


 4. Approve the recommendation to rescind the existing “No Parking” zone and

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 establish a “No parking, stopping, or standing” zone on both sides of Central Park
 Road from a point 342 feet south of Benton Avenue to a point 564 feet south of
 Benton Avenue
 Attachments: Central Park Road No Parking Stopping or Standing Zone Draft
 Ordinance
 Central Park Road Location Map

 City Traffic Engineer Andy Hynes presents staff's recommendation to rescind
 the existing “No Parking” zone and establish a “No parking, stopping, or
 standing” zone on both sides of Central Park Road from a point 342 feet south
 of Benton Avenue to a point 564 feet south of Benton Avenue.

 Gordon Taffin who lives in the condo building that is impacted by this issue
 states that delivery trucks are blocking the garages, preventing residents from
 leaving. He states that the delivery trucks are typically stopped for 15-20
 minutes.

 Seeberg states that the change makes perfect sense. He asks if the temporary
 sign should be replaced with a more permanent sign and who would put this
 sign up.

 Hynes states that a temporary sign is posted currently for giving delivery drivers
 direction. He states that the no parking, stopping, or standing signs would be
 enforceable.

 Zook states that those signs would be enforceable.

 Hynes states that when the development to the north redevelops, they will look
 at a more concrete location for deliveries.

 Hurley asks what the enforcement fines are and states that sometimes
 companies just pay the fine because it is easier for them.

 Zook states that the fines start at 25 dollars and go up each time. He states that
 after the 10th ticket, they can tow the vehicles. He will let the community service
 officer to be on the look out for this occurring.

 Taffin adds that the community service officers have been a huge help in
 deterring the issue.
 A motion was made by Hurley, seconded by Seeberg, approved. The
 motion carried by the following vote:

 Aye: 5- Hurley, Melaniphy, Orolin, Seeberg, and Webb

 Absent: 4- Blubaugh, Brown, Howenstine, and Hart

E. OLD BUSINESS:

 Hynes gives an update on the Washington Street Bridge project.

 Hynes also gives an update on the Eagle and Jefferson one-way curb

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 extension.
 This was closed.

F. NEW BUSINESS:

 Hynes gives an update on the student members and states that he does not
 know if this would be their last meeting.

 Melaniphy gives thanks to Ava Binkowski and Dylan Swanson for their tenure on
 the board.
 This was closed.

G. ADJOURNMENT:
 A motion was made by Webb, seconded by Orolin, to adjourn the Transportation
 Advisory Board Meeting at 7:36 p.m. The motion carried by the following vote:

 Aye: 5- Hurley, Melaniphy, Orolin, Seeberg, and Webb

 Absent: 4- Blubaugh, Brown, Howenstine, and Hart




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