CSAC Meeting-- March 15, 2018-- MINUTES

 ATTENDEES:

CSAC Members/ Liaisons: Anastasia Bamberg, Sheila Brogan, Melinda Cronk, Charles S. Di Marco, Robert Fuhrman, Lt. Brian Pullman, Barbara Sacks, Jane Shinozuka, Councilwoman Bernadette Walsh

Others: Anna Aguilar, Joe Costello, Kate Fern, Nicole Lebow, Beth Pfeil, Jane Remis, Alexa Wagschal

AGENDA ITEMS:

OLD BUSINESS:

1)  West Glen Avenue Sidewalks**--CSAC expressed continued interest in seeing the 2018 Capital Budget include funding to initiate and advance this project.

2)  Franklin Avenue On-Street Parking/ Traffic Calming-- No updates reported.

3)  Crosswalk at Van Emburgh Avenue/ Hampshire Road-- No updates reported.

4)  Pedestrian/ Bike Safety SRTS Grants-- No updates reported.

5)  CBDAC-- Ms. Shinozuka said the CBDAC meeting had been cancelled. She will inform the CSAC about any safety/ pedestrian issues before the CBDAC in the future.

6)  CSAC By-Laws-- Councilwoman Walsh will provide a final draft to CSAC prior to submission to Village Council. She said additional CSAC members may be added by the Council.

7)  Proposed Parking at RR Station/ Pedestrian Walkway-- Councilwoman Walsh said no further comments had been received from SHPO.

8)  Senior Walkability Workshop Report/ Sidewalk Condition Audit**-- CSAC expressed continuing interest in seeing the 2018 Capital Budget include funding to initiate and advance this project.

9)  MUTCD and Traffic Control Devices**-- CSAC expressed continuing interest in seeing the 2018 Capital Budget include funding to initiate and advance this project.

10) Pedestrian Incident Analysis-- Lt. Pullman provided an update for 2011-2017 of the Pedestrian/ Bicycle Crash Analysis as requested at the CSAC's February meeting. ( See attachment).

11) Long-Term Programs/ Policy  Discussions. ( On-Going)-- No topics presented.

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** NOTE: -- ITEMS 1, 8, and 9 will be included in future agenda under , "Long-Term Programs/ Policy Discussions (On-Going)".

NEW BUSINESS:

1)  Age-Friendly Ridgewood-- Ms. Brogan reported on an upcoming presentation, " Living to 100: Lessons in Maximizing your Potential at any Age", by noted geriatrician, Dr. Thomas Perls. The topic offers many insights into the issues and opportunities for enhancing  communities to be safer and more welcoming to the increasing number of older citizens among us. The presentation is scheduled for May 17th at 7:00PM in the Community Room at Village Hall. Since the presentation conflicts with the scheduled meeting of CSAC, it was decided to cancel the CSAC meeting of May 17th so as to allow Members/ Liaisons to attend the Age-Friendly Ridgewood event. (See attached announcement).

2)  Kenilworth Road/ Spring Avenue-- Several residents discussed the February 14th crash and safety concerns/ issues. Lt. Pullman provided information regarding the incident, recent speed studies and the Police actions taken and planned. A summons was issued to the Kenilworth Road driver for failing to obey a STOP sign and evaluation of the need for a STOP AHEAD sign will be reviewed jointly by the Police and Engineering. A review of the warrants for additional measures will be completed. A report is anticipated for the next CSAC meeting.

NEXT MEETING: Thursday, April 19, 2018 at 7:30 PM in the Garden Room at Village Hall.

NOTE: CSAC Meeting scheduled for May 17, 2018 is CANCELLED.

Ridgewood 2011-2017 Ped Bike Crash Analysis

AFR Living To 100

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