suggestions, so that we can look
into them, look into other towns to
see what they have done, to see
what has worked and not worked
out."
comprised of a mix of town officials,
staff and business owners. The
committee will first meet on Sept. 18
at 9 a.m. at Town Hall.
accept your suggestions in writing if
you would like to submit them. In-
clude contact information and intent
set speed limit on certain streets
and where parking is allowed on
one side of a street or both sides.
a longer, wider street compared to
residential streets on the bayside
but Bunting Avenue speed limit is
set lower at 15 mph while bayside
streets are 25 mph.
years ago when vehicles would take
the side street instead of Coastal
Highway to beat traffic caused by
traffic lights.
ed to which Serio asked him where
residents' guests would park.
"This is something that we are fo-
cusing on in town of solving. We are
not just sitting up here talking about
it. It has been a problem since I
have lived here and that has been
over 60 years."
concern for decades in Fenwick, but
town officials are hoping to put
grievances to rest with the formation
of a parking committee.
this out, not everybody will be happy
I am sure, but so that it is workable
for the commercial and residential,"
Mayor Audrey Serio said during last
Friday's Town Council meeting.
"They [Parking Committee] wel-