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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />OCTOBER 12, 1994 <br />Cardinal pointed out the stop sign at the intersection <br />of County Road C and Cypress. This stop sign was put <br />up at the request of County Commissioner Hal Norgard <br />after neighborhood demand for it. <br />Cardinal thanked the Council for pursuing the stop sign <br />for him, even though the County denied the request. <br />Cardinal again stated that the purpose of the stop sign <br />would be to slow traffic. Cardinal pointed out that <br />Keller Parkway is a 30 mph zone, however, traffic <br />speeds approach 50 mph during rush hour and on <br />weekends. Cardinal stated that he would pursue the <br />stop sign request with County Commissioner Brenda <br />Thomas. <br />Scalze agreed that stop signs do slow traffic, and this <br />is the reason that the stop sign at County Road C and <br />Cypress was installed. Scalze felt the County's system <br />for handling these types of requests was unfair. <br />Cardinal pointed out that it took someone getting hurt <br />on County Road B-2 before a stop sign was installed. <br />Morelan suggested that the City request the Sheriff's <br />Department place the Smart Van near Keller Parkway and <br />Lakeside Court. Morelan felt the 5mart Van would be a <br />deterrent to speeding by letting people know just how <br />fast they are traveling. <br />The City Administrator stated that he would make this <br />request of the Sheriff's Department. The Administrator <br />pointed out that the van has been place in the City <br />several time since it was purchased. The Administrator <br />also suggested that he request the Sheriff's Department <br />to have their traffic car patrol the area. <br />Cardinal pointed out that several children have to walk <br />Keller Parkway to and from the school bus each day. <br />Cardinal felt the high traffic speeds and limited <br />shoulder area were very dangerous. Again, Cardinal <br />thanked the Council for their support of his request. <br />DEVELOPMENT The City Administrator reported that the City Attorney <br />MORATORIUM has drafted an ordinance which would place a 90-day <br />B-3 development moratorium on all B-3 Districts within the <br />PROPERTIES City. This matter was discussed at the last Council <br />13 <br />