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TOWN OF CANTON - TRAFFIC COMIYIITTEE Thursday, June 20, 1996 2:15 P.M. Attendees Committee Members Frank LaBolitta - Chairman 828-7198 Paul Davenport - Secretary 821-2155 Joe Campo - Vice Chairman 821-5023 Peter Bright 821-5090 Ralph Eames 821-5013 Augustine Decembrele 828-2265 Other Attendees: Mary Shepter - Concerned about Maples on Neponset Street and 633 Chapman Street Philip Farmer Call -to order at approximately 2:15 p.m. Above officers were nominated and elected. AUG 1 2 1996 2. Chairman Labolitta stated that purpose of committee should be twofold - Safety of Roads and Flow of Traffic J. Chairman Labolitta stated that $250,000 is paid to Edison for street lights without any meter or checking of lights. It was suggested that notice in paper could have residents call Police Business Line at 821-5090; they can report to Edison. 4. Chairman Labolitta mentioned that Utility Companies could put reflectors on utility poles, Discussed if this was in DPW budget. Find out who owns poles. Frank will draft a letter 5. Sign taking a left turn from Neponset Street to Chapman Street is twisted. Needs to be fixed. -Joe Campo will address. 6. General discussion of light on Dedham Street. Should be a right on red. Road needs to be widened. M/S/P - Letter to be sent to selectmen to allow right on red. Peter Bright will draft the letter. 7. Parking downtown discussed enforcement issues. Chief Bright notified of concerns re: enforcement.
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8. M/S/P - limit discussions to one hour. Meeting will stick to agenda Next meetings: Thursday, August 2, 1996 at 2:00 P.M. Thursday, October 24, 1996 at 2:10 P.M. Thursday, December 19, 1996 9. Mary Shepter - concerned about trees on her property, (633 Chapman Street) is a scenic way. Concerned about when traffic light is installed. Campo informed her that no decision could be made until survey is done and gave her an overview of process. 10. M/S/P All items need to be brought up 2 weeks in advance to be considered on agenda. 11. Meeting adjourned. Res ct I Submitted, Paul L. Davenport