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File ID: 2024-00579 4/9/2024 Public Hearing Item 17.
Temporary Street Closure Time Extensions of 108 Alleys/Streets in Council Districts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, Proceeding No. TSC24-0001
File ID: 2024-00579
Location: District 2, Represented by Councilmember Thao; District 3, Represented by Mayor Pro Tem Talamantes; District 4, Represented by Councilmember Valenzuela; District 5, Represented by Vice Mayor Maple; District 6, Represented by Councilmember Guerra and District 7, Represented by Councilmember Jennings
Recommendation: Conduct a public hearing and upon conclusion adopt a Resolution authorizing the temporary closure time extension of the subject alleys and streets to through vehicular and pedestrian traffic for an additional 18-month period.
Contact: Thomas Adams, Project Manager, (916) 808-7929, [email protected]; Jennifer Johnson, Supervising Engineer, (916) 808-7754, [email protected]; Ofelia Avalos, Engineering Manager, (916) 808-7035, [email protected], Department of Public Works
Presenter: Thomas Adams, Project Manager, (916) 808-7929, [email protected], Department of Public Works
Attachments:
1-Description/Analysis
2-Police Department Clearance Letter
3-Fire Department Clearance Letter
4-Transportation Division Clearance Letter
5-Resolution
6-Exhibit A - Alley/Street Location List
7-Exhibit B - Alley/Street Location Maps
Additional Description/Analysis
Issue Detail: As provided in Sacramento City Code Chapter 12.16 and California Vehicle Code Section 21101.4 and pursuant to City Council Resolution 2022-0319, the City Council extended the temporary closure of the subject alleys/streets to through vehicular and pedestrian traffic for 18
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months determining the closure extensions would assist in preventing the occurrence or reoccurrence of serious and continual criminal activity. The City Council may extend temporary closures for up to eight additional periods of up to 18 months if the extension would assist in preventing the occurrence of reoccurrence of serious and continual criminal activity. This request for an eighteen (18) month extension is the second of potentially eight authorized extensions. The subject alleys/streets will remain physically closed to through vehicular and pedestrian traffic once the closure extensions for these subject alleys have been approved by the City Council. The adjacent property owners overwhelmingly support the temporary closure status of the subject alleys/streets due to the continual criminal activity. The Police, Fire, and Public Works Departments support and recommend the 18-month time extension of the existing temporary closures of the subject alleys and streets as listed in Exhibit A and Exhibit B of the attached Resolution.
Policy Considerations: The procedures under which the closure to vehicular and pedestrian traffic is initiated are set forth in Vehicle Code Section 21101.4 and Sacramento City Code Chapter 12.16.
These codes allow the temporary closures of alleys and streets to through vehicular and pedestrian traffic for the protection or preservation of the public peace, safety, health or welfare. The temporary closures are consistent with the Public Work’s Strategic Plan vision statement, “The Department of Public Works strives to preserve and enhance quality of life”.
Economic Impacts: None
Environmental Considerations:
California Environmental Quality Act: Temporary closures of streets and alleys constitute a minor alteration of a public facility, with no increase in use and no additional automobile lanes.
The action is categorically exempt from CEQA review pursuant to CEQA Guidelines section 15301(c).
Sustainability: Not applicable.
Commission/Committee Action: None.
Rationale for Recommendation: Adoption of the attached Resolution will provide the continued security of the adjacent properties by eliminating the opportunity for individuals to commit illegal acts and illegal dumping within these subject alleys and streets.
Financial Considerations: The estimated cost for processing this time extension request is approximately $18,000. Typically, these costs would be covered through the Alley Abatement Program (T15100900); however, ongoing expenses to maintain existing assets have exceeded available program funding. These costs will be absorbed by the Fiscal Year 2023/24 Department of Public Works, Engineering Services Division’s operating budget.
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Due to the forecasted structural budget gap, the City Manager has directed City departments to minimize costs and for all new General Fund expenses to receive an additional level of scrutiny to ensure they are necessary for the operation of the City. This expense has been reviewed and approved by the City Manager’s Office to advance to City Council for approval. Funding for the proposed expense beyond FY2023/24 is subject to City Council approval.
Local Business Enterprise (LBE): Not applicable.
Background: The subject alleys/streets are public rights-of-way that were once unrestricted to through vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Due to the continued illegal activity such as burglary, prostitution, vandalism, and illegal dumping the City Council approved initial 18 month closures of the subject 108 alleys/streets to through pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Pursuant to Council Resolution 2022-0319, the temporary closures of these alleys/streets were extended for 18 months. That initial 18 month extension is close to expiration. To maintain the temporary closure status of these alleys/streets for an additional (18) months requires City Council approval. The temporary closures were processed pursuant to State Vehicle Code 21101.4 and City Code Section 12.16. The alley/street locations are included as Exhibits A and B.
Extension of a temporary closure of streets requires that certain criteria be met:
1. Continuation of the temporary closure will assist in preventing the occurrence or reoccurrence of the serious and continual criminal activity found to exist when the immediately preceding temporary closure was authorized. This finding shall be based upon the recommendation of the police department.
2. The street has not been designated as a through highway or arterial street.
3. Vehicular or pedestrian traffic on the street contributes to criminal activity.
The Police Department, Fire Department and Department of Public Works support the temporary closure time extensions as provided in Attachments 2, 3, and 4.
The approval of the time extension for the temporary closures requires that the security devices, wrought iron gates, locking mechanisms, electric gates, bollards and non-standard gates be maintained by the responsible parties as described in the initial temporary closure.
The temporary closure time extension of the subject alleys/streets listed are not-to-exceed eighteen (18) months unless the closures are extended pursuant to the procedures set forth in Sacramento City Code Chapter 12.16. Pursuant to Sacramento City Code Chapter 12.16, once approved, the closures may be extended up to an additional eight (8) consecutive periods of not more than eighteen (18) months each. Noticing to the public regarding the temporary street closures has been
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completed prior to this City Council meeting in accordance with City Code Section 12.16.220.
Development Engineering
300 Richards Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95811
Phone: 916-808-8300
MEMORANDUM
TO: Department of Public Works
300 Richards Blvd., 3rd Floor
Sacramento, CA 95811
FROM: City of Sacramento Fire Department
SUBJECT: CLEARANCE FOR THE TEMPORARY CLOSURE, TIME EXTENSION OF 108 ALLEYS/STREETS LOCATED IN COUNCIL DISTRICTS 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, & 7
I have reviewed the material on the subject alleys/streets proposed for the T emporary Closure time extensions. On behalf of the Fire Department, I find that the areas of the temporary closure of the subject 108 alleys/streets, per Exhibit A and Exhibit B with the installed restrictive devices such as gates or bollards did not adversely impact our operations or public safety. I recommend that the proposed temporary closure time extension of the subject alleys/streets be implemented.
Additional comments may follow below
COMMENTS:
____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________ _________________
Fire Department Signature Date
Gates shall be provided with an approved Knox padlock.
02/02/2024
Development Engineering
300 Richards Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95811
Phone: 916-808-8300
MEMORANDUM
TO: Depar
tment of Public Works
300 Richards Blvd., 3rd Floor
Sacramento, CA 95811
FRO
M: Department of Public Works, Transportation Division
SUBJE
CT: CLEARANCE FOR THE TEMPORARY CLOSURE, TIME EXTENSION OF 108 ALLEYS/STREETS LOCATED IN COUNCIL DISTRICTS 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7
In reference to the requested Temporary Closure time extension of the subject alleys/streets in Council Districts 2, 3, 4, 5 , 6 and 7, I have reviewed the material of the subject rights -of-way. I find that the subject alleys/streets are under the City of Sacramento’s jurisdiction and the temporary closures of the subject areas do not include through highways or arterial streets. It also appears that maintaining the temporary closures will allow adequate and safe traffic circulation on the adjacent streets . The Department of Public Works supports the temporary closure time extension request of the subject alleys/streets, per Exhibit A and Exhibit B.
Additional comments may follow below
COMMENTS:
Traffic Engineering does not have any issues with maintaining the closures. ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________ _________________
Transportation Division Signature Da te
2/8/24
Resolution YYYY-XXXX Month XX, 202X Page 1 of 3
RESOLUTION 2024-XXXX
Adopted by the Sacramento City Council
April 9, 2024
Temporary Street Closure Time Extension of 108 Alleys/Streets in Council Districts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 Proceeding No. TSC24-0001
BACKGROUND
A. The City previously approved the Temporary Closure of the 108 subject alleys/streets in Council Districts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. The council districts were realigned, and several Temporary Closures now exist in district 7. This request is for the second 18 month time extension of the 108 active Temporary Closures. The first eighteen month extension was authorized by City Council Resolution 2022-0319.
B. In accordance with Section 21101.4 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California and with Chapter 12.16 of the Sacramento City Code, the City Council hereby considers approval of the extensions of the temporary street closures to through vehicular and pedestrian traffic of the subject alleys/streets identified in Exhibit A of this resolution to help prevent occurrences of crime-related activities.
BASED ON THE FACTS SET FORTH IN THE BACKGROUND, THE CITY COUNCIL RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1.
Based upon substantial evidence present in the record of the proceedings regarding this matter, City Council hereby makes the following findings:
A. The extensions of the closures of the 108 subject alleys/streets to vehicular and pedestrian traffic will assist in preventing the occurrence or reoccurrence of the serious and continual criminal activity that was found to exist when the 108 alleys/streets were initially closed.
B. The alleys/streets recommended for closure are under the City's jurisdiction and have not been designated as a through highway or arterial street.
C. Vehicle or pedestrian traffic in the alleys/streets recommended for closure contributes to the criminal activities that are occurring there.
Resolution YYYY-XXXX Month XX, 202X Page 2 of 3
D. The alleys/streets closures will not adversely affect traffic flow, safety on the adjacent streets or in the surrounding neighborhoods, the operation of emergency vehicles, the performance of municipal of public utility services, or the delivery of freight by commercial vehicles in the vicinity of the alleys/streets recommended for closure.
SECTION 2.
The extensions of the temporary closures of the subject alleys/streets identified in Exhibit A of this resolution to through vehicular and pedestrian traffic are necessary for the protection or preservation of the public peace, safety, and health or welfare of the neighborhoods.
SECTION 3.
Under Vehicle Code Section 21101.4 of the California Vehicle Code, all temporary closures are valid for 18 months except for when this period has been extended for an additional 18 months of not more than eight additional consecutive periods by resolution.
SECTION 4.
The City Council approves the extensions of the temporary closures of the subject alleys/streets identified in Exhibit A to through vehicular and pedestrian traffic for up to an additional 18 months from their current expiration dates as provided below with the following conditions.
A. A locking security device approved by the Sacramento Fire Department will be installed on each gate.
B. City departments and utility companies will have twenty-four-hour access to their facilities within the alleys/streets.
C. Adjacent property owners may be granted access to the alleys/streets through the security device that has been approved by the City’s Department of Public Works.
D. In the event that the traffic control device(s) requires construction by a private entity for improvements in the public rights-of-way, a revocable encroachment permit must be obtained from the Department of Public Works. The revocable encroachment permit may be issued subsequent to this Resolution but must be obtained prior to the construction of improvements in the alleys/streets.
SECTION 5.
Exhibits A and B are attached and are a part of this Resolution.
Resolution YYYY-XXXX Month XX, 202X Page 3 of 3
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Exhibit A – Alley/Street Location List
Exhibit B – Alley/Street Location Maps
Adopted by the Sacramento City Council on April 9, 2024, by the following vote:
Ayes: Members X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, and Mayor X
Noes: None
Abstain: None
Absent: None
Attest: __________________________
Mindy Cuppy, City Clerk
The presence of an electronic signature certifies that the foregoing is a true and correct copy as approved by the Sacramento City Council. [Italics, Justified, Sentence Case] [Font Size 10]
Ex
hibit A
# Alley Location Name of Alley District Identifier (AG) 1 Del Paso Blvd/ Calvados Ave/ Fairfield St/ Cantalier St Fairfield St Cantalier St Aly 2 1 2 El Camino Ave/ Redwood Ave/ Western Ave/ Colfax St El Camino Ave Redwood Av e Aly 2 2
3 Del Paso Blvd/ Calvados Ave/ Fairfield St/ Oxford St Del Paso Blvd Calvados Av e Aly 2 5
4 Calvados Ave/ Arden Way/ Cantalier St/ Oakmont St
(East/West)
Calvados Ave Arden Way
Aly 2 7
5 Calvados Ave/ Arden Way/ Cantalier St/ Oakmont St (North/Cantalier St Oakmont St Aly 2 7 6 Boxwood St/ Empress St/ Arden Way/ Calvados Ave
(North/South) Empress St Boxwood St Aly 2 14
7 Traction Ave/ Arden Way/ Dale Ave/ Edgewater Rd (North/SDale Ave Edgewater Rd Aly 2 21 8 West of Colfax St/ Redwood Ave/ Stanford Ave Redwood Ave Stanford Ave Aly 2 24
9 Selma St (Dixieanne Ave/ El Camino Ave/ Lexington St/ Clay St) Selma St 2 25
10 Calvados Ave/ Arden Way/ Fairfield St / Forrest St
(North/South) Forrest St Fairfield St Aly 2 28
11 Calvados Ave/ Arden Way/ Fairfield St / Forrest St
(East/West)
Calvados Ave Arden Way
Aly 2 28
12 La Rosa Rd (bounded by Del Paso Blvd/ Juliesse Ave/
Land Ave) La Rosa Rd 2 33
13 Oxford St/ Forrest St/ Calvados Ave/ Arden Way Calvados Ave Arden Way Aly 2 40
14 Santiago Ave/ Evergreen St/ Lexington St/ Frienza Ave Frienza Ave Santiago Ave Aly 2 46
15 Altos Ave/ Morey Ave/ Lindsay Ave/ Knightlinger St Lindsay Ave Morey Ave Aly 2 50 16 Dixieanne Ave/ El Camino Ave/ Empress St/ Beaumont St Beaumont St Empress St Alley 2 68
17 Cambridge St/ Oakmont St/ Calvados Ave/ Arden Way (EastCalvados Ave Arden Way Aly 2 71
18 Cambridge St/ Oakmont St/ Calvados Ave/ Arden Way
(North/South)
Oakmont St Cambridge St
Aly 2 71
19 Forrest St/ Winnipeg St/ Del Paso Blvd/ El Monte Ave Del Paso Blvd El Monte Av e Aly 2 84
20 Fairfield St/ Winnipeg St/ Del Paso Blvd/ El Monte Ave Del Paso Blvd El Monte Av e Aly 2 85
21 El Camino Ave/ Dixieanne Ave/ Empress St/ Boxwood St (East/West)
El Camino Ave Darina Ave
Aly 2 100
22 Del Paso Blvd/ Branch St/ Eleanor Ave/ Las Palmas Ave Amaranth Aly 2 101 23 39th St/ 40th St/ R St/ Folsom Blvd 39th St 40th St Aly 4 45 24 Folsom Blvd/ 36th St/ 37th St/ P St Sample Aly 4 79
25 Folsom Blvd/ 36th St/ 37th St/ M St 36th St 37th St Aly 4 90 26 Cul-de-Sac at the end of Orestes Way Orestes Way 3 98 27 Alhambra Blvd/ U St/ Hwy 50 U St V st Aly 4 74
28 15th St/ 16th St/ C St/ D St Chinatown Aly 4 91
29 15th St/ 16th St/ G St/ H St Government Alley 4 103
30 22nd Ave/ 23rd Ave/ 34th St/ 36th St 22nd Ave 23rd Ave Aly 5 4
Ex
hibit A
31 14th Ave/15th Ave/ 38th St/ MLK Blvd 14th Ave 15th Ave Aly 5 6 32 21st Ave/ 22nd Ave/ 38th St/ MLK Blvd 21st Ave 22nd Ave Aly 5 8 33 21st Ave/ 22nd Ave/ 36th St/ 38th St 21st Ave 22nd Ave Aly 5 9 34 16th Ave/ 19th Ave/ 38th St/ MLK Blvd 16th Ave 19th Ave Aly 5 10 35 21st Ave/ 22nd Ave/ 34th St/ 36th Ave 21st Ave 22nd Ave Aly 5 11 36 22nd Ave/ 23rd Ave/ 36th St/ 38th St 22nd Ave 23rd Ave Aly 5 12 37 San Francisco Blvd/ Stockton Blvd/ 51st St/ 52nd St/ 20th Av e 51st St 52nd St Aly 6 13
38 18th Ave/ 19th Ave/ 52nd St/ 53rd St 52nd St 53rd St Aly 6 15 39 20th Ave/ 21st Ave/ 54th St/ 55th St 54th St 55th St Aly 6 16 40 19th Ave/ 20th Ave/ 55th St/ 58th St 55th St 56th St Aly 6 17 41 Portola Way / 5th Ave/ 27th St/ Franklin Blvd Portola Way 5th Ave Aly 7 19 42 12th Ave/ 13th Ave/ 44th St/ 46th St Apostle Aly 5 20 43 T St/ V St/ 35th St/ 36th St 35th St 36 St Aly 5 22
44 41st St/ Y St/ San Jose Way/ Sherman Way (North/South) San Jose Way 41st St Aly 5 23 45 Sherman Way/ Y St/ 41st St/ San Jose Way (East/West) Sherman Way Y St Aly 5 23 46 19th Ave/ 20th Ave/ 38th St/ MLK Blvd 19th Ave 20th Ave Aly 5 27 47 16th Ave/ 19th Ave/ 33rd St/ 34th St 33rd St 34th St Aly 5 29 48 Atlas Ave/ 23rd Ave/ Franklin Blvd 23rd Ave Franklin Blvd Aly 5 30 49 Y St/ 1st Ave/ 39th St/ Santa Cruz Way Shankar Aly 5 32 50 12th Ave/ 16th Ave/ 36th St/ 38th St 37th St 5 34
51 20th Ave/ 21st Ave/ 34th St/ Hwy 99 20th Ave 21st Ave Aly 5 35 52 21st Ave/ 20th Ave/ 38th St/ MLK Blvd 20th Ave 21st Ave Aly 5 36 53 Y St/ 2nd Ave/ 41st St/ 42nd St 41st St 43rd St Aly 5 37 54 18th Ave/ 19th Ave/ 54th St/ 55th St 54th St 55th St Aly 6 38 55 13th Ave/ 14th Ave/ 45th St/ 46th St 13th Ave 14th Ave Aly 5 39 56 21st Ave/ 20th Ave/ 36th St/ 38th Street 20th Ave 21st Ave Aly 5 41 57 19th Ave/ 20th Ave/ 54th St/ 55th St 54th St 55th St Aly 6 42 58 Atlas Ave/ 24th Ave/ Franklin Blvd 24th Ave Franklin Blvd Aly 5 44 59 17th Ave/ 18th Ave/ 54th St/ 55th St 54th St 55th St Aly 6 47 60 19th Ave/ 20th Ave/ 52nd St/ 53rd St 52nd St 53rd St Aly 6 48 E
xhibit A
61 San Francisco Blvd/ 15th Ave/ 52nd St/ 53rd St 52nd St 53rd St Aly 6 49 62 11th Ave/ 42nd St/ 12th Ave/ 40th St Jedi Aly 5 51
63 52nd St/ 53rd St/ 20th Ave/ 21st Ave 52nd St 53rd St Aly 6 52 64 Boyle Ct/ 4th Ave/ 39th St/ La Solidad Way 39th St La Solidad Way Aly 5 53 65 17th Ave/ 18th Ave/ 52nd St/ 53rd St 52nd St 53rd St Aly 6 54 66 19th Ave/ 20th Ave/ 53rd St/ 54th St 53rd St 54th St Aly 6 55 67 20th Ave/ 21st Ave/ 53rd St/ 54th St 53rd St 54th St Aly 6 56 68 San Francisco Blvd/ 17th Ave/ 53rd St/ 54th St 53rd St 54th St Aly 6 57 69 San Francisco Blvd/ 17th Ave/ 54th St/ 55th St 54th St 55th St Aly 6 58 70 21st Ave/ 20th Ave/ 55th St/ 58th St 55th St 56th St Aly 6 59 71 2nd Ave/ Y St/ San Jose Way/ 41st St San Jose Way 41st St Aly 5 61 72 San Francisco Blvd/ 19th Ave/ 55th St/ 56th St 55th St 56th St Aly 6 62 73 15th Ave/ 16th Ave/ 38th St/ MLK Blvd 15th Ave 16th Ave Aly 5 63 74 19th Ave/ 20th Ave/ West of 38th St 19th Ave 20th Ave Aly 5 64 75 13th Ave/ 14th Ave/ 46th St/ 47th St 13th Ave 14th Ave Aly 5 65 76 2nd Ave/ Castro Way/ 26th St/ 27th St River Cats A ly 7 66 77 21st Ave/ 22nd Ave/ Hwy 99/ West of 34th St 21st Ave 22nd Ave Aly 5 67 78 12th Ave/ 14th Ave/ 32nd St/ 33rd St (North/South) 32nd St 33rd St Aly 5 70 79 19th Ave/ 20th Ave/ 32nd St/ 34th St 19th Ave 20th Ave Aly 5 72 80 Yreka Ave/ 24th St/ 25th St/ Florin Rd Yreka Ave Florin Rd Aly 5 73 81 7th Ave/ 9th Ave/ 35th St/ 37th St 7th A ve 9th A ve A ly 5 75 82 14th Ave/ 17th Ave/ East of 39th St 16th Ave 5 76
83 21st Ave/ 20th Ave/ 34th St/ 36th St 20th Ave 21st Ave Aly 5 77 84 MLK Blvd/ La Solidad Wy/ 7th Ave/ 8th Ave Bountiful Row 5 78 85 Castro Way/ 2nd Ave/ 24th St/ 25th St River Cats A ly 7 80 86 17th Ave /18th Ave/ 53rd St/ 54th St 53rd St 54th St Aly 5 86 87 San Francisco Blvd/ 17th Ave/ 52nd St/ 53rd St 52nd St 53rd St Aly 6 87 88 32nd St/ 33rd St/ 14th Ave/ 16th Ave 32nd St 33rd St Aly 5 88 89 6th Ave / 7th Ave/ MLK Blvd/ 37th St 6th A ve 7th A ve A ly 5 89 90 12th Ave/ 14th Ave/ 33rd St/ 34th St 12th Ave 14th Ave Aly 5 93
Exhibit A
91 3rd Ave/ 4th Ave/ 32nd St/ Hwy 99 Diagon Aly 5 96
92 Clauss Ct off of Lawrence Dr Clauss Ct 6 105
93 19th Ave/ 20th Ave/ Franklin Blvd/ Hwy 99 19th Ave 20th Ave Aly 5 102 94 T St/ Hwy 50/ 51st St/ 52nd St (East/West) S St T St Aly 6 3 95 12th Ave/ 13th Ave/ 50th St/ 52nd St Apostle Aly 6 18 96 12th Ave/ 13th Ave/ 50th St/ Stockton Blvd Apostle Aly 6 26 97 T St/ U St/ 45th St/ 48th St T St U St Aly 6 31
98 T St/ U St/ 48th St/ 51st St T St U St Aly 6 43
99 11th Ave/ 14th Ave/ 52nd St/ 53rd St 52nd St 53rd St Aly 6 60 100 T St/ U St/ 51st St/ 53rd St T St U St Aly 6 81
101 41st St/ 42nd St/ S St/ T St (North/South) 41st St 42nd St Aly 6 82 102 52nd St/ 53rd St/ S St/ T St 52nd St 53rd St Aly 6 83 103 9th Ave/ 10th Ave/ Stockton Blvd/ 50th St (East/West) 9th A ve 10th A ve A ly 6 92 104 9th Ave/ 10th Ave/ Stockton Blvd/ 50th St (North/South) Stockton Blvd 50th St Aly 6 92 105 50th St/ 51st St/ T St/ Hwy 50 50th St 51st St Aly 6 94 106 47th St/ 48th St/ T St/ Hwy 50 (East/West) S St T St Aly 6 95 107 T St/ Hwy 50/ 48th St/ Discovery Way (East/West) Solons Aly 6 97 108 Dias St Dias St_cul de sac 6 104
Date:
EXHIBIT B
January 22, 2024
STREET/ALLEY CLOSURELOCATION MAP EXHIBIT
50US
80BUSINESS
99 3719
22 78
96 32
53 6166
7589
232380
MAP 1
#Identifier (AG), Exhibit ADistrict Boundaries
District 5District 5
District 4District 4
District 7District 7
Date:
EXHIBIT B
January 22, 2024
STREET/ALLEY CLOSURE
LOCATION MAP EXHIBIT
99 70 93
20 44
27 51
29 30
39 364177
65 88 34
4 6
89 10
11 12
35 63
64 67
72 76
MAP 2
# Identifier (AG), Exhibit A
District Boundaries
District 5District 5
102
Date:
EXHIBIT B
January 22, 2024
STREET/ALLEY CLOSURELOCATION MAP EXHIBIT
13151638424748555457
56 58
1759
62868749
52 MAP 3
#Identifier (AG), Exhibit ADistrict Boundaries
District 6District 6
73District 5District 5
105
Date:
EXHIBIT B
January 22, 2024
STREET/ALLEY CLOSURELOCATION MAP EXHIBIT
MAP 4
#Identifier (AG), Exhibit ADistrict Boundaries
District 2District 2
2 21
24 84855771
68100
147171282840
2546
3310150 District 2District 2District 2District 2
80INTERSTATE
Date:
EXHIBIT B
January 22, 2024
STREET/ALLEY CLOSURELOCATION MAP EXHIBIT
74 MAP 5
#Identifier (AG), Exhibit ADistrict Boundaries
District 4District 4
District 4District 4
91 4579
90 District 3District 3
98 103
Date:
EXHIBIT B
January 30, 2024
STREET/ALLEY CLOSURELOCATION MAP EXHIBIT
MAP 6
#Identifier (AG), Exhibit ADistrict Boundaries
District 5District 5
District 5District 5
District 4District 4
601826
9292
814331 383979582 94
104District 6District 6
District 6District 6