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Jim Sober echoes everything that has been said. He has lived in the area and is very familiar with <br /> the neighborhood. He would like the Commission to also look at the next intersection on <br /> McClellan, which is almost the same situation. <br /> Fire Captain Terry Brown did not think the stop sign was warranted because of the statistics, but <br /> now he believes it might be. His concern is for the residents in the neighborhood who may have <br /> to stop two blocks in a row. He asked if anyone down the road also asked for this. <br /> Tom Frazier stated that those contacted were not opposed to this addition. The neighborhood <br /> group decided that stopping two blocks in a row was not a problem. <br /> Brown would be in favor of adding the stop sign. <br /> Nordholm would also agree with the residents that a all-way stop is in order. One of the things <br /> that the Commission has learned is that putting a stop sign up does not solve all problems, but can <br /> instead cause problems. He would support the request for an a11-way stop. <br /> It was moved and seconded (Moore / Span�ler) that stop signs be added as requested by the <br /> residents in the area. Upon vote on the motion there were six ayes and one nay (Newell). The <br /> motion carried. <br /> Newell will send this item to City Council. The residents can be at the meeting to address the <br /> Council if they so desire, and he will let them know the meetin� date. <br />