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City Council Meeting Minutes February 6, 2018 Page 8 of 12 Joe Walsh, 1212 Main Street, stated these are important topics and wondered if there is any way residents can help make this a positive campaign and move this forward quickly and help get something more positive than the existing neighborhood signs Lana Eisen stated this is very positive and a great way to bridge the gap from the STFD signs to something positive. This is the beginning of a good solution. She asked if there is a plan for the South Boulder Road crossing for kids going to Louisville Middle School. Audrey Debarros, 839 West Mulberry Street, thanked staff and Council for working on pedestrian and vehicular safety She supported the areas on Polk and Vista Lane. She asked if bike lane striping can be included in the paving She asked how pedestrian safety on Highway 42 can be addressed. Dylan Frusciano, 708 Garfield Avenue, thanked staff for the progress on this project. He noted people recognize there will be tough budget decisions to be made. He stated he will work to get the word out that the STFD campaign has run its course and the City is working on solutions. Director Kowar stated the plan is to address how to keep cars from passing other cars in crosswalks by adding medians at Bella Vista and Hoover with the other calming items He noted crosswalks are restriped every two years and staff will look at that neighborhood. He stated South Boulder Road will be addressed by the connectivity project now out to bid for study. A HAWK crossing will be added to Dillon Road at the crossing of the Coal Creek Trail, a new signal at Dillon and 104th, and a new signal at Hwy 42 and 104th, Hecla and Hwy 42, Short Street and Hwy 42 and an underpass at Hwy 42 Kowar stated bike lanes are added on any street where space allows. Director Kowar stated staff is looking at the possibility of an interim signal at Kestrel, if it can work before a permanent one is installed. Mayor Muckle noted more neighborhood conversations are a part of this project and that will continue. He thanked staff for the amount of work accomplished on this project He stated he is motivated to see if there is a way to fund these this year. ORDINANCE NO. 1754, SERIES 2018 — AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 17 OF THE LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE REGARDING MOBILE RETAIL FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS, MOBILE FOOD VEHICLES, MOBILE VENDING CARTS, AND ICE CREAM VENDOR REGULATIONS — 2ND READING — PUBLIC HEARING (advertised Daily Camera 1/21/18) Attorney Light introduced the ordinance by title. Mayor Muckle opened the public hearing Planner Ritchie stated the proposed ordinance amends Title 17 regarding ice cream vendors, and mobile food vehicles, mobile retail food establishments and mobile vending carts (collectively referred to as food trucks) Staff proposes the following amendments.