Install stop signs at 4 intersections citywide
In Plain English
The city plans to add 4-way stops at Barrett Avenue/Key Boulevard and Macdonald Avenue/Key Boulevard. Two additional 2-way stops go in at Roosevelt Avenue/Key Boulevard and Nevin Avenue/36th Street. These changes aim to improve traffic safety at intersections that currently lack stop controls.
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Votes
Adopted Resolution No. 62-18
7 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved installing new stop signs at four intersections to improve traffic safety. Four-way stops will be added at Barrett Avenue/Key Boulevard and Macdonald Avenue/Key Boulevard, while two-way stops go in at Roosevelt Avenue/Key Boulevard and Nevin Avenue/36th Street. These intersections currently have no stop controls, which can create safety hazards for drivers and pedestrians. The changes require no city funding since they involve only new signage and road markings.
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