Install new stop signs and revise existing ones for neighborhood safety
Resolution 103-15 and 104-15
In Plain English
The city is adding stop signs at certain intersections and changing existing stop sign configurations. These traffic control changes aim to slow down drivers and improve safety in residential areas. The new signs help manage traffic flow and reduce accidents at problem intersections.
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