HomeMy WebLinkAboutNon AgendaFrom:Thomas Ledwith
To:Christy Holstege; Jeffrey Bernstein; Grace Garner; Lisa Middleton; City Clerk
Subject:2700/2701 Mesquite Ave
Date:Friday, February 2, 2024 1:33:56 PM
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To All -
It is extremely disappointing that the city of Palm Springs love to take down middle - barrier on E Mesquite Ave (traffic
calmer) and the city can "NOT " do anything regarding the So called eye sore of smashed down wall . City councilor where
are your priorities ?We know the buck is just being passed around. I would like to hear all of your opinions.
Thank you ,
Thomas M Ledwith
2701 E Mesquite Ave
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From:jyakimow@aol.com
To:City Clerk
Subject:Public Comment
Date:Thursday, February 1, 2024 8:23:21 PM
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Dear city clerk.
I sent this same message about 2 months ago but received no answer. Kind of
disappointed.
I recommended that the city of Palm Springs please repaint all the street lanes, left
and right hand arrow turns, reflectors
so that we can see where the lanes are. Many of the lane markings are dull and faint.
Sometimes it's so bad
you don't know which your lane your in, Plus it looks like the streets are very dirty.
Embarrassing when
visitors are here.
This would not be expensive because most of the roads are in good condition. It's just
the markings look bad.
The paint dries very fast and it could be done between 12 AM to 5 AM. Everything is
done automatic.
This would also give the streets a clean fresh look and make our city look clean. The
street markings look very drab.
I hope the city council approves the project.
Thanks, Joe Yakimow. .
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From:Grace Garner
To:City Clerk
Subject:FW: Flock cameras
Date:Wednesday, January 31, 2024 3:51:54 PM
From: Scott Connelly <scottdesert@gmail.com>
Sent: Friday, January 26, 2024 12:05 PM
To: Grace Garner <Grace.Garner@palmspringsca.gov>
Subject: Flock cameras
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You understand the issues and especially giving neighborhood or HOA individuals
access. I hope staff and the other Council members take a look at some of the serious
issues here. An individual could use third party software to search the data if they have
access to the video.
Good luck
Scott Connelly
Flock Safety is one of the vendors that provides ALPR cameras to HOAs 12. Flock
Safety’s cameras can capture and store license plate numbers or information for
missing/covered plates, as well as vehicle make, model, color, alterations, and other
unique identifying information 3. Flock Safety’s cameras can be integrated with local
law enforcement to identify vehicles involved in crimes from retail theft to amber
alerts 3. However, there are concerns about the use of ALPRs by HOAs. For instance,
some members of a community think that a neighborhood needs increased
surveillance in order to be safe, but there is little empirical evidence that such
surveillance reduces crime 1. Additionally, there are concerns about privacy and the
potential for innocent people to become suspects because they happened to drive
through a specific neighborhood 1.
Things to Know Before Your Neighborhood Installs an Automated License
Plate Reader
Things to Know Before Your Neighborhood Installs an
Automated License Plate Reader | Electronic Frontier
Foundation (eff.org)
Homeowner’s Associations (HOAs) have been increasingly using automated license
plate readers (ALPRs) to record license plate numbers of vehicles entering and leaving
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the neighborhood 1
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