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Good morning and welcome to the Friday September eleventh meeting of the Public Safety and Health Committee.

It is now nine thirty-five.

Um I'm chair of the committee, Alderman Scott Spiker, joined by Vice Chair to my right, Alderman Brigels, joined to his right by Alder Taylor.

Join two folks to my left by Alder Moore.

Um Alderman Chambers, I believe is excused for today.

Also joined by Staff Assistant Joanna Polanco.

Um thank you for the delayed uh the uh ability to meet a little later today.

Several of us were at the ceremony at the war memorial to commemorate the um twenty-fifth anniversary of the nine eleven terrorist attack and the loss of nearly three thousand lives.

Um our thoughts are obviously with the families still grieving from this and the great sacrifice um that was made that day.

Um, not nearly least by of which was by first responders charging into harm's way, and many of them never returning.

So um did want to acknowledge that solemn moment.

Um with that we have a full agenda.

There's a little bit of a change here in that item four will be held um at the request of the sponsor.

Item five, we're going to kick to the end of the agenda.

Um because we're going to have the majority of that discussion in closed session.

So just for folks waiting around, um, health and uh FPC will be bumped up um to after the ordinance files.

So with that, one through four should be normal.

So we'll start with that.

Item number one is file number two six zero five seven three.

This is our ordinance relating to parking controls.

Uh we have a few changes to the city's uh parking regulations today.

Uh first is to allow two-sided parking during the overnight hours on North Second Street between Vine and North Avenue, uh, as well as over uh allow two-sided overnight parking on Vine Street between uh Hubbard and King Drive.

Second, we are proposing to install a no parking zone on the northwest corner of Cleveland and Sixth.

Third, we are proposing to change uh some of the metered parking regulations near the Northwestern Mutual uh complex downtown, uh, to be more consistent with um nearby streets.

Um finally we are proposing to install a no parking any time zone on the south side uh of a part of West Highland Boulevard and the thirty-four hundred block.

All of these changes were coordinated with the local Alders.

Happy to answer any questions.

Very good.

Are there questions from committee members?

If not, Alder Berg Else would move to recommend passage and hearing no objections, so ordered item two, file number two, six zero five seven four, an ordinance relating to traffic controls.

Uh yes, we do have a few changes to the city's regulatory traffic controls.

Uh first is to uh reduce the speed limit to 25 miles per hour on the um between 60th and about 72nd Street on West Cleveland Avenue uh to accommodate a upcoming traffic calming project and be consistent with other nearby segments.

Uh second, we are proposing to install a stop sign for the right-turn bypass island at the intersection of Maple and second.

Uh third, we are proposing to install a yield sign, uh, two yield signs at the intersection of Wanda and Lorraine.

Um, we are proposing to install a stop sign at the intersection of Olive and 88th.

Similarly, these are all coordinated with the local Alders.

Happy to answer any questions.

Okay, any questions?

Alder Brighals.

Briefly, just wanted to confirm that uh the change in speed limit on uh Cleveland Avenue uh also impacts West Dallas.

So from so our ordinance is through the city limits.

Um I've reached out to West Allis three times, and I've gotten acknowledgments but no confirmation uh that they have uh similar interest in reducing the speed limit in the middle of a residential neighborhood from 30 to 25.

Um have you had any contact from West Allis?

I have not personally.

I can check with my colleagues and I can certainly uh reach out to them uh and follow up with your office.

I just want to make sure there's coordination between municipalities.

Thank you, Mr.

Chair, and I'll move uh passage.

Okay.

Uh Alder Berg Else has moved to recommend passage.

Are there any objections?

If not, then so ordered.

Um skipping to item four only to hold it.

File number two three zero seven eight four substitute ordinance relating to eligibility for residential daytime parking privileges permits.

Um Alderman Brass and Alderman Brower are sponsors.

Alder Brouwer has asked that this item be held.

So Aldermore would move to hold this item and hearing no objections, so ordered.

Moving back to item three, file number 260693.

This is our substitute ordinance relating to time-limited food truck zones.