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Date:October 27, 1998

To:Chairman and Members of the Scarborough Community Council

From:Gary H. Welsh, Director, Transportation Services, Works and Emergency Services, District 4

Subject:Kingston Road Service Road - Parking Prohibition, Scarborough Bluffs

Purpose:

To investigate the need to impose a parking prohibition on the south side of Kingston Road Service Road, east of Duncombe Boulevard.

Funding Sources, Financial Implications and Impact Statement:

The $150 (approximate) funds associated with the installation of the parking prohibition signs are available in the Transportation Services 1998 Budget Account No. 20000-70200-72260.

Recommendations:

It is recommended that:

(1)the no parking regulation identified in Appendix 1 of this report be adopted; and

(2)the appropriate by-law be amended accordingly.

Council Reference/Background/History:

Transportation Services received a request from the Momiji Health Care Society, 3555 Kingston Road, for a parking prohibition on the south side of Kingston Road Service Road, east of Duncombe Boulevard. The specific complaint was with regard to the sight line problems created for motorists exiting form the easterly driveway of the complex when vehicles are parked on the south side of the road.

Comments and/or Discussion and/or Justification:

The Momiji Health Care Society is located on the southwest corner of Kingston Road Service Road and Duncombe Boulevard, east of Markham Road. Occasionally vehicles park an the south side of the roadway in the vicinity of the easterly driveway and impede sight lines for exiting motorists. Installation of a parking restriction on the south side to a point 37 metres east of Duncombe Boulevard would only eliminate 2 or 3 parking spaces.

Conclusions:

A parking prohibition is recommended in front of Momiji Health Care Society to discourage vehicles from parking in the area of the driveway which will afford an adequate sight line for residents and visitors exiting from the easterly driveway.

Contact Name:

Bruce Clayton

Supervisor, Traffic Investigations, Works and Emergency Services

Telephone: 396-7844

Fax: 396-5681

E-mail: clayton@city.scarborough.on.ca

Gary H. Welsh

Director

Transportation Services

Works and Emergency Services

District 4

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Appendix 1

"No Parking"

Prohibition to be Enacted

Column 1Column 2Column 3Column 4

Highway SideFromToTimes or Days

Kingston RoadSouthDuncombe37 metresAnytime

Service RoadBoulevardfurther west

 

   
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