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SEP 161981 aoox 47 PnE.4 75 <br />CHAIRMAN LYONS THEN PRESENTED THE PROCLAMATION TO THE <br />CHAIRMAN OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, MRS, DON C. <br />SCURLOCK. <br />11-173 211 6Z I a as TIM RK11k • Imo: <br />RUTH STANBRIDGE, SAFETY COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN OF COUNTY <br />COUNCIL OF PTAs, APPROACHED THE BOARD AND INTRODUCED THE FOLLOWING <br />PEOPLE INTERESTED IN THE 16TH STREET TRAFFIC CONDITIONS: JANE VANN, <br />SARA MONTGOMERY, AND RUTH BARNES. SHE THEN READ ALOUD THE FOLLOWING <br />MATERIAL: <br />4835 66t1i Avenue <br />Vero Beach, Florida 32960 <br />September 16, 1981 <br />Chairman Lyons and <br />Members of the County Commissioners <br />Indian River County Courthouse <br />Vero Beach, Florida 32960 <br />Gentlmen: <br />The Safety Committee of the Indian River County Council of PTAs has <br />asked to be placed on this agenda to discuss our concerns for the dangerous <br />situation existing on 16th Street. We do not plan a lengthy presentation, <br />since we know that you are aware of the problems existing along this <br />corridor. Also there are several people with me to speak. <br />The traffic count, though quickly taken by Chief McCall's office, <br />conveys just how badly improvements are needed. With the main fire <br />station scheduled to be moved just south of the intersection of 16th <br />Street and Old Dixie Highway, the obvious east/west corridor will be <br />16th Street. On August 27 from 12:00 noon through August 30 at 12:00 <br />the traffic count at 16th Street and 20th Avenue had a grand total of <br />39,240 vehicles ... (that was a Thursday, the day after school started, to <br />Sunday at noon). The daily average traffic count was 9,810 and even <br />Saturday and Sunday the daily total ran over 8,500. Chief McCall's <br />office also provided a list with dates of accidents occurring on 16th <br />Street from U.S. 1 west to 27th Avenue. The listed 110 accidents represents <br />10% of the total 1,057 accidents reported in the same time period. <br />This corridor is needed by the ambulance squads to dispatch emergency <br />help to the east, south and west. This corridor is also used by citizens <br />traveling to the shopping areas, downtown, south U.S. 1, and to the <br />Plazas. With the 17th Steep Bridge, the south beach is now accessable <br />by way of 16th Street. <br />I know that Chairman Lyons has indicated that a list of future road <br />improvement projects should not be pursued until a traffic engineer is <br />hired - I understand that just this Monday (September 14) a traffic <br />technican was engaged. I believe that in March a road priority list was <br />made for unpaved county roads, with no road priority plans for reconstruction <br />on existing roads such as 16th Street or construction of new roads- <br />
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