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E Florence Leach, 2025 W. 10th Street Louis Anderson, 2114 N. Tamy Lane William Druitt, 516 W. Santa Clara George Firman, 2201 N. Poplar Bruer Nicholson, 2116 N. Ross Roy Littlejohn, 2314 N. Alona Mason Gregg, 1006 W. Santa Clara Judi Anderson, 2114 N. Tamy Lane Marjorie Fluor-Moore, 1920 Heliotrope, expressed the opinion that the City Council had not been sufficiently pro-active in solving traffic problems and that this had led to the current dissension among the Northwest Neighborhood residents. Louis Anderson, 2114 N. Tamy Lane, complained that City staff had not returned his telephone calls concerning the Floral Park Traffic Protection Plan and that Councilmembers were unavailable. John Raya, 415 W. 19th Street, urged the Council to reassess priorities in view of the City's homicide record, the unresolved homeless issue in the Civic Center, and crime in areas around schools. Jeff Borowitz, 2305 N. Flower Street, suggested the City undertake interim measures during the Floral Park Traffic Protection Plan Study to achieve better flow on arterials by synchronizing traffic lights, enforcing stop sign and gridlock laws, and extending the timing signal for east-bound traffic at the intersection of Broadway and Santa Clara Streets. The City Manager reported that the City has been working on such measures, citing as an example the completed modification of signal timing at Broadway and Santa Clara. Larry Nemelko, 2137 N. Towner, thanked the City Council for its efforts to date with the Floral Park Traffic Protection Plan. Florence Leach, 2025 W. Tenth Street, thanked the Council for recognizing Pearl Harbor Survivors and requested the City ask CalTrans to complete the reconstruction of the Bristol- LaVeta overcrossing before closing the Main Street bridge. The City Manager responded that the City had already made such an arrangement with Caitrans. Christine Francis, 2406 N. Pacific, inquired as to the status of environmental review for the Discovery Science Center and expressed concern that the Center would generate additional traffic, particularly on Santa Clara. The City Manager explained that the Discovery Science Center was part of a proposed Museum District which has already been subjected to environmental review. He also reassured Ms. Francis the Center's project design would not adversely impact traffic on Santa Clara. CITY COUNCIL MINO-r~.,~ 368 DECEMBER 2, 1991