Transportation Advisory Board

400 S. Eagle Street City of Naperville Naperville, IL 60540 Meeting Minutes Transportation Advisory Board Thursday, December 5, 2019 7:00 PM Council Chambers A. CALL TO ORDER: B. ROLL CALL: Present: Fischer, Gustin, Howenstine, Melaniphy, Overholt, Preissig Absent: Brown, Mayer, Seeberg C. PUBLIC FORUM: Srehith Sannareddy and Teja Booireddy, 332 Farmgate Dr. Naperville; 1472 E Braymore Cr. Mr. Sannareddy and Mr. Booireddy both represent a Non for Profit Organization called Wheels for All. They want the Transportation Advisory Board to help implement their program which would give free transportation via bikes that would be at different locations across the city. TAB asked several questions about the project and recommended that Wheels for All meets with city staff to further their mission of getting their non for profit started. D. REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Police Department Report 1. Approve the minutes of the October 3, 2019 Transportation Advisory Board meeting Aye: 6 - Fischer, Gustin, Howenstine, Melaniphy, Overholt, Preissig Nay: 0 2. Approve the 2020 Transportation Advisory Board meeting schedule Hynes recommends not having meetings during January and July because of the proximity to the holidays. Preissig mentions that the April meeting date is during the District 203 and 204 Spring Break schedule. Aye: 6 - Fischer, Gustin, Howenstine, Melaniphy, Overholt, Preissig Nay: 0 3. Approve a recommendation to establish a 35 MPH speed limit for 91st Street between Normantown Road and Schoger Drive. Hynes provides an overview and background on 91st Street between Normantown Road City of Naperville Page 1 Printed on 9/14/2020 Transportation Advisory Board Meeting Minutes December 5, 2019 and Schoger Drive. Hynes explained that when the city annexed this segment of road from the township it was 35 MPH. This summer the City reconstructed the road bringing it up to city standards. After completion of the project the city received a speeding concern and found out that the speed limit had never been established so enforcement was not possible. Gustin asks for clarification on what the recommendation is. Aye: 6 - Fischer, Gustin, Howenstine, Melaniphy, Overholt, Preissig Nay: 0 E. OLD BUSINESS: F. NEW BUSINESS: Gustin follows up on why a segment on the new sidewalk plan that was not in the city limits got approved by TAB before it went to council. Hynes says they will follow up at the next meeting on reasons why. Fischer asks that with this segment being removed if more segments from year 2 will get moved to year 1. Hynes responds that yes some segments will get moved to year 1. Gustin asks for an update on the West Side Neighborhood traffic study. Hynes says that the city is reviewing the study currently and that the plan is to bring the traffic toolbox to the board for review and then following that the city would present recommendations addressing the traffic concerns. Gustin thanks city staff for cleaning up the Route 59 station and requests that the station gets cleaned more frequently. Hynes talks about the public meeting on the potential 248th Street improvements between 95th Street and 103rd Street. Mentions that the meeting was to gather input and that there would be a follow meeting in the next few months with some recommendations. Gustin asks about the continuing issue of semi-trucks that are parking on Fairway and wants the city to look in to the issue. Preissig gives an overview of the regulations during snow events and how the public can benefit the pedestrians in their area that use sidewalks. Preissig thanks the city and fellow board members for his time serving on the board. G. ADJOURNMENT: A motion was made by Fischer, seconded by Overholt, to adjourn the meeting at 7:34 p.m. The motion carried by unanimous vote. City of Naperville Page 2 Printed on 9/14/2020