Correction: The Pebble Beach gate is closed. Low riding vehicles may exit Diamondhead on Arlington Ave. --> Lift-arm exit.
Board Members Present:
Board Members Present:
President Larry Hibbs John Coleman
Vice President Chris Wasson Suzie Combs
Treasurer John Porter Sharon Carr
Secretary Diane Jones Gordon Moore
Jim Ott
Discussion began with the Spike Strips ~
- Spike strips are measured at 6 inches in height
- Low riding vehicles could be 4 inches
- Spike strip must be lowered into the road-way
Lift Arm Gate
President Larry Hibbs expressed his concern regarding the Lift
arm gates.
- The vehicle code reader must be within a limited distance from the computer located in the Police Department facility.
- The Lift-arm gates are installed beyond this required distance.
- The vehicle code reader is located between these two locations.
- The vehicle reader was installed to triangulate the Lift-arm gate with the computer.
- The distance between the vehicle reader and the Lift-arm gate mandates the allowed time span for the Lift-arm to remain in the up / open position.
- A second, third, fourth, etc. vehicle code is read by the reader – enabling the Lift-arm gate to remain open.
- This distance allows vehicles following behind / tail gating to pass through the “open” gate.
- A STOP sign is proposed to alleviate this tail gating problem.
- This STOP sign will be located next to the current Speed Bump.
- Additional Speed Bumps have been deemed necessary to prevent vehicles from speeding through this designated area between the Police Department facility and the Lift-arm gates.
President Larry Hibbs and Chief Joel Tyner will be meeting
with Integrated Systems to discuss this issue on Thursday, October 29th.
November Agenda Meeting:
Nov. 12th – 6:30
November Board Meeting:
Nov. 19th – 7:00
Notes provided by,
Diane Porterfield
620-3167
