Motion was made by Jimmy Burgdorf and seconded by Member Ray to approve item 1C. Motion Passed. 5-0-0-2 (absent: Irby & Jones)

Chairman Crystal Philp had requested flashing speed signs at 20 MPH. Police Lieutenant James Crippen spoke about lawfulness of enforcement of 20 MPH. Superintendent of the Public Services, Corey Smith said that the signage is possible. He also mentioned that the flashing signs are $1500 - $2000 a piece. Board member, Brian Gil suggested putting flashing reminder in middle of road.

Chairman Philp mentioned that the Grand Central has the similar issues. Superintendent of Public Services, Corey Smith said that the signs are already there. Chair Philp asked that how the flashing signs were justified. Corey smith said that it is important io make sure that the residents are not disturbed with the flashing signs and also discussed the example from Priarie Moon where homeowner complained about the shining of flashing sign in his bedroom window. Assistant City Manager, Lee Howell explained the effectiveness of flashing stop signs. He also mentioned that the lights could bring attention to newly placed signs, but long term effectiveness is questionable. Police Lieutenant, James Crippen cited the statistics from Grand Central, High Country and Park Center. Board member Clayton Ray raised a concern about designated stop line and if those can be repainted at the mentioned intersections.

Chair Philp suggested that if the flashing signs are too bright, the rumble bumps can be used to prewarn of stop sign at Grand Central and Trinity Trail.

Chair Philp discussed the plans for future sidewalks.

Board members discussed the traffic backup for Springhill and Old Decatur. Members requested for either "Do Not Block Intersection" signs or better marking/striping on streets. Superintendent of Public Services, Corey Smith addressed striping issues and mentioned that Kimley Horn had design for intersection improvement. Corey Smith said that they are waiting on striping guy to do it.

Board members discussed the concerns regarding speeders and drivers passing other vehicles on Park Center. Police Lieutenant, James Crippen said that this is similar to issues on other streets already discussed. He mentioned that the enforcement has increased but is effective only as long as officer is visible. Board member Brian Gil said that the center line has faded and yellow road reflectors may be used during the night. 

Mayor Pro-Tem, Paul Felegy spoke about getting funding for signage during upcoming budget process. Board member Clayton Ray asked about replacing of Street Signs. Staff mentioned that the process is ongoing.

Board member Clayton Ray said that he was thinking about other ways to educate drivers to obey laws and be courteous. Assistant City Manager, Lee Howell said that Communications section has done tremendous job getting stuff out on the website and social media and Facebook. Chair Philp agreed that any type of educational videos would be great.