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,,,_________ <br />MAY 19 1987 <br />BOOK 68 Eric J89 <br />TRANSPORTATION PLANNING COMMITTEE REPORT <br />Commissioner Bowman reviewed the following Summary of <br />Actions: <br />TRANSPORTATION PLANNING COMMITTEE <br />SUMMARY OF ACTIONS <br />May 13, 1987 MEETING <br />1. 90th Avenue Truck Traffic <br />The Committee received a complaint from residents of 90th <br />Avenue, who requested the restriction of through truck <br />traffic on the north portion of 90th Avenue and on 8th <br />Street between 90th Avenue and 82nd Avenue. The Committee <br />decided that enforcement of the 30 MPH speed limit is most <br />appropriate due to the mix of land uses in the area and <br />difficulty with enforcement. <br />2. 43rd Avenue Traffic Operations Plan <br />The Committee recommends approval of all improvements and <br />actions presented in the plan, a copy of which is attached. <br />She noted the Committee decided to ask the Sheriff for more <br />stringent enforcement of the law on 90th Avenue and also <br />recommended all the improvements outlined in the 43rd Street <br />Study. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Eggert, SECONDED by Com- <br />missioner Wheeler, the Board unanimously accepted <br />the above Summary of Actions of the Transportation <br />Planning Committee re 90th Ave. and the 43rd Ave. <br />Traffic Operations Plan. <br />Commissioner Bird discussed the 43rd Avenue Traffic <br />Operations Plan and stated that while he has some reservations <br />about some intersections, he agreed that the intersection of 43rd <br />Avenue and 8th Street is an absolute horror. He wished to know <br />what we need to do to move more quickly to alleviate the problems <br />at this intersection. Possibly as an interim step, we could trim <br />the hedges or have rumble strips, flashing lights or stop signs. <br />72 <br />