This is bullet works.

Thank you very much for being here today.

Are you busy schedule?

What is the plan for this thing?

Chairman Barges.

Counselor Royce.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

Petition from Mark Faradi, MP general contractors requesting the abandonment of Hillcrest Avenue beginning at Woodside Road and extending to flat 95, lot 215 for the development of two duplex homes.

Thank you.

So I'm so sorry.

I will lead a motion to continue number one.

So move chair.

Indepth.

Continue and definite one.

Continue and definitely.

So motion made by consumer lawyers, second by majority by others.

Okay.

All those in favor?

Aye.

All of those clos.

Any electivation?

Motion passes.

Can you please read number two?

Resolution instructing the city's traffic engineering division and the office of curbside management to inspect all city-owned traffic and parking signage.

Okay.

So number two.

Melanie and Nate, welcome.

How we're doing with those signs?

So currently I'm working on a project to update all of the parking signs in our meter areas.

In the central business district alone from Clifford Street to Sabin.

It's gonna be close to a thousand signs.

That's not even touching the train stations and state house and the jewelry district.

Plus all of the other meter areas, plus all of the other signs parking signs in the city, plus Nate's traffic signs.

So to update to inventory and then update them is a vast, vast task that we don't have currently the capacity to do in-house.

And we're working on getting those out the door, but it's gonna take almost it's gonna take more than they gave us.

Like we won't be able to get everything done.

So looking at this in terms of like, yes, we want to update the signs, and I can tell you how many signs we've done in the past three years.

Um but in terms of this, in terms of like a six-month deadline, a year deadline to update, you know, to inventory and then replace an update.

It's just it's just not feasible, unfortunately.

I mean, I'd love to be able to do it, but it's just not feasible.

How many how many signs have you guys replaced since last time we met?

So I don't remember the specific date the last time we were here.

Um, but in 2024, I updated 675 parking signs.

In 2025, I updated 976 parking signs, and to date in 2026, I've done 280.

So it's working in progress.

It's a work in progress, but these are only for the parking signs.

Like I don't I don't touch an ace traffic signs, of which there are also thousands.

And how many open work orders did you say you have?

Um yeah, right now this includes parking too.

There's probably about 235 open work works that we're working towards.

I think the fact that we lost several weeks with very little ability to do sign work, and we we also lost some staff broke the scope and just people shipping to other jobs.

Um, but we are catching up on that.

Um as far as surveys, to do uh uh we do do some surveys um periodically, but um to do a comprehensive survey of the city would be kind of intensive.

I think it we we do the surveys a lot when we have when we get caught up on the on the requests, and we're we're still at 235 and probably two and a half to four months to get through that, uh, considering that we have other stuff besides sign work for that that particular sign installation crew is is assigned to, including temporary signs and other temporary traffic controls that they do and uh so forth.

So um I I would say you know, we do some sign surveys.

There, you know, there will be an ability to do that, you know.

I I think probably more so when we when we get caught up on the on the back one of requests.

How many stop signs do you have as one stock?

Um like um on hands, how many yeah we we usually keep about 50 um I don't know we usually keep about 50 pre-made stop signs maybe.