Politics & Government
Hot Topic Melrose Traffic Meeting Rescheduled
A new one way? More stop signs? Less parking spots? What do you think of all these proposals?

MELROSE, MA — Let's talk traffic. An upcoming meeting of the Traffic Commission has several items on the agenda, most of which have to do either with traffic flow and parking.
The meeting had been scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 20, but was postponed. Patch learned Tuesday that the new date for the Special Meeting of the Traffic Commission will be Tuesday, Oct. 3, at 5:30 p.m.
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The agenda is below. Comment on Facebook or email me at mike.carraggi@patch.com if you have anything you'd like to see discussed or a take on an item up for discussion.
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New business
- Request for a "No Parking Opposite Driveway" sign across from 22 Leonard Road.
- Request for a "No Parking Opposite Driveway" signs to be added on Trenton Street between West Wyoming Avenue and Hurd Street.
- Request for a "No Parking Opposite Driveway" sign to be added across from 74 Lake Avenue.
- Request to make Ashcroft Road a one way during school hours at the Winthrop Elementary School.
- Request to modify parking restrictions on First Street between Ashcroft Road and Sixth Street on the North (school) side of the road.
- Request to add stop signs on West Emerson Street at Wentworth Road, east and west facing.
- Request to add stop signs on West Emerson Street at Poplar Street, east and west facing.
- Request to add stop signs on West Emerson Street at Holland Road.
- Request to restrict large trucks/commercial vehicles from West Emerson Street.
Discussion items
- Request to add speed bumps throughout West Emerson Street.
- Request to install illuminated speed signs on Sylvan Street and West Emerson Street.
Photo by Mike Carraggi
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