BIKE: Mesa No Parking

[Stephen.Kreidler]

Kevin,

Glad to hear the City Sign Shop responded quickly.  There must be some kind
of gravity anomaly there.  With alarming regularity those signs end up on
the ground or missing entirely.  And ... it's costs about a hundred dollars
to replace each one of 'em.

We're working on establishing a mechanism to initiate parking enforcement
along no parking bike lanes again.  If lanes are blocked let me know so I
can pass it on to the system we are attempting to get in place.

Thanks,

Colly Kreidler, Program Coordinator
City of Austin Bicycle and Pedestrian Program
One Texas Center, 505 Barton Springs Rd., 8th Floor
P.O.Box 1088
Austin, TX 78767
Voice 512-974-7046
Pager 512-802-3213
Mobile 512-423-4287
Fax 512-974-7222
e-mail stephen.kreidler


-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Corry [mailto:kevincorry] 
Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 3:27 PM
To: forum
Cc: David Han; Kreidler, Stephen "Colly"; Curtis, Michael
Subject: Re: BIKE: Mesa No Parking

On Wednesday 08 December 2004 8:13 am, Stephen.Kreidler
wrote:
> The Bicycle Program recently requested a field check to re-establish 
> the no parking zone on Mesa south of Jollyville Road after reading 
> comments posted by David Han(?).  I recently received a notice from 
> Signs and Markings that new signs will be installed to facilitate 
> this.  Thanks for letting the Bicycle Program know about these conditions.

I rode north on Mesa past the high school at lunch today. I saw a plethora
of no-parking signs on both sides of the street between Steck and Hyridge.

Thanks for all the hard work. :)

--
Kevin Corry
kevincorry