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Transportation Advisory Board Meeting – June 5, 2025

City Council — Thursday, June 5, 2025
BodyNaperville, Illinois
SessionCity Council
DateThursday, June 5, 2025
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1:56

I'd like to call the transportation advisory board meeting for June fifth, twenty twenty five to order.

2:05

Staff, please conduct a roll call.

2:09

Mr.

2:09

Hurley.

2:10

Here.

2:11

Mr.

2:12

Kriswinski is not here.

2:13

Mr.

2:14

Laird?

2:14

Here.

2:15

Miss Snyder?

2:16

Here.

2:17

Mr.

2:18

Nybel.

2:19

Is not here.

2:23

Miss Rose.

2:25

Present.

2:26

Mr.

2:26

Webb.

2:27

Here.

2:30

We have a quorum.

2:33

All right.

2:34

So we have a quorum.

2:35

The meeting is officially called to order.

2:37

First, I'd like to thank everyone here, uh, the volunteers.

2:41

Today's my first day, so I will uh make this hopefully as smooth as possible.

2:47

Uh, first day as chair.

2:48

Um, so our new council liaison is councilwoman Longenbach, and I'd like to uh give her the opportunity to say some words if you choose.

2:58

I will, thank you.

3:00

New chair.

3:03

Um I am excited to be uh part of the transportation advisory board as the liaison.

3:09

Um I'm the liaison for the um advisory commission on disabilities.

3:14

Um I am no longer the uh liaison on SECA or sister cities, so I have these two um things.

3:21

So I basically gave up those two to come to TAB.

3:24

So I'm super excited.

3:25

I've always watched these and followed these.

3:27

I'm very interested in the infrastructure and uh building and that um kind of stuff, so I'm super excited to be able to serve with you.

3:37

So thank you for having me.

3:40

Perfect.

3:41

Thank you.

3:56

Um comments are limited to three minutes according to City of Neighborville policies.

4:02

Staff, do you we have anyone signed up to speak as part of the public forum?

4:08

Oh, we have no speakers.

4:11

Very good.

4:11

That item will be closed.

4:14

Our next order of business are the reports and recommendations.

4:18

And first up is agenda item twenty-five zero seven seven three.

4:23

Approve the minutes of the May first, twenty twenty-five transportation advisory board meeting.

4:28

I'll entertain a motion to have a discussion approval of this item.

4:33

So moved a motion from Mr.

4:36

Webb.

4:37

Second.

4:48

Hearing none.

4:50

Um staff, can we please call the roll and those in favor signify by saying aye?

4:55

And those opposed, nay.

4:59

Mr.

4:59

Hurley?

5:00

Aye.

5:01

Mr.

5:01

Laird.

Discussion Breakdown — Share of Meeting
Parking Regulations█████████████████████████████████████████████57%
Procedural██████████████████23%
Public Safety█████████11%
Historic Preservation█████6%
Active Transportation██3%
Summary of Proceedings

Transportation Advisory Board Meeting – June 5, 2025

The Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) of Naperville met on June 5, 2025, at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers. Chairman Brian Laird presided, introducing new Council Liaison Allison Longenbaugh. Roll call showed 6 members present (Hurley, Webb, Rose, Nair, Laird, Longenbaugh), 2 absent (Krzywinski, Neibel), and Longenbaugh recused from votes. The meeting adjourned at 7:19 PM.

Consent Calendar

  • Minutes of May 1, 2025: Approved unanimously (5-0) with one recusal and two absent.

Discussion Items

  • Modify Parking Restrictions in the Historic District (25-0524): Project Manager Sydney Smith presented a proposal to update the municipal code to match existing signed parking restrictions in the historic district. No physical changes to signage or parking will occur. Staff identified discrepancies and outdated ordinances, and the recommendation aligns the code with current field conditions. The board approved the recommendation unanimously (5-0).
  • Establish Overnight Parking Exemptions for Astor Place (25-0702): Smith presented an HOA request for overnight parking on the north side of Alta Vista Court. Nine permits will be issued; work vehicles (3 families) receive priority, remaining hang tags distributed by lottery annually. City operations (Police, Fire, Public Works) reviewed the location and found no issues with emergency vehicle access. Adjacent residents were not notified because the street is internal to the neighborhood. The recommendation will go to the next City Council meeting. The board approved unanimously (5-0).
  • Police Department Report: Sergeant Derek Zook reported on completed grants:
    • Route 59 Enforcement (multi-jurisdictional): 12 hours, 106 traffic stops, 118 citations (67 speeding, 26 distracted driving, 14 seatbelts).
    • Memorial Day Grant: 37 hours, 42 traffic stops, 39 citations (16 seatbelts, 6 speeding, 7 distracted driving).
    • Upcoming: Independence Day grant (June 20–July 7, 40 hours CPO, 20 hours DUI enforcement) and July speed enforcement (approximately 100 hours).
  • Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan Update: Smith reported that the RFP closed on May 30, 2025, with four proposals received. Staff will evaluate proposals next week, with a recommendation to City Council expected in August.

Key Outcomes

  • Votes: All three motions (minutes approval, historic district parking modification, Astor Place overnight parking exemption) passed unanimously (5-0) with one recusal (Longenbaugh) and two absent (Krzywinski, Neibel).
  • Next Steps: The historic district parking modification and Astor Place exemption will be forwarded to the Naperville City Council for final approval. The Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan consultant recommendation is scheduled for August City Council.

Meeting Transcript

I'd like to call the transportation advisory board meeting for June fifth, twenty twenty five to order. Staff, please conduct a roll call. Mr. Hurley. Here. Mr. Kriswinski is not here. Mr. Laird? Here. Miss Snyder? Here. Mr. Nybel. Is not here. Miss Rose. Present. Mr. Webb. Here. We have a quorum. All right. So we have a quorum. The meeting is officially called to order. First, I'd like to thank everyone here, uh, the volunteers. Today's my first day, so I will uh make this hopefully as smooth as possible. Uh, first day as chair. Um, so our new council liaison is councilwoman Longenbach, and I'd like to uh give her the opportunity to say some words if you choose. I will, thank you. New chair. Um I am excited to be uh part of the transportation advisory board as the liaison. Um I'm the liaison for the um advisory commission on disabilities. Um I am no longer the uh liaison on SECA or sister cities, so I have these two um things. So I basically gave up those two to come to TAB. So I'm super excited. I've always watched these and followed these. I'm very interested in the infrastructure and uh building and that um kind of stuff, so I'm super excited to be able to serve with you. So thank you for having me. Perfect. Thank you. Um comments are limited to three minutes according to City of Neighborville policies. Staff, do you we have anyone signed up to speak as part of the public forum? Oh, we have no speakers. Very good. That item will be closed. Our next order of business are the reports and recommendations. And first up is agenda item twenty-five zero seven seven three. Approve the minutes of the May first, twenty twenty-five transportation advisory board meeting. I'll entertain a motion to have a discussion approval of this item. So moved a motion from Mr.

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