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92-12 ESTABLISHING STOP INTERSECTION - CLEVELAND AVENUE AND 17TH STREET
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92-12
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ESTABLISHING STOP INTERSECTION - CLEVELAND AVENUE AND 17TH STREET
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2/3/1992
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. <br /> . =- . <br /> EXCERPTS FROM <br /> TRAFFIC & PARKING COMMITTEE MEETING <br /> DECEMBER 11 , 1991 <br /> ITEM #1 Request for stop signs on Cleveland Avenue facing 17th <br /> Street to replace the existing yield signs and "No <br /> Right Turn" for northbound 17th Street. . <br /> It was noted that this particular item is close to <br /> Eisenhower High School and that the request came from the liaison . <br /> officer at Eisenhower High School. <br /> Dr. Cook stated� that he felt that when going up the hill , it <br /> was very difficult to see if you needed to stop. <br /> Mr. Newell stated that the officer who requested the item <br /> had discussed it with both of the principals of Eisenhower and <br /> Southeast Schools and they were in agreement with the request. <br /> Mr. Swartz questioned if there was also a problem at Lincoln <br /> and 17th. He stated that if traffic were stopped at Cleveland, <br /> then there were several additional blocks before that and that <br /> traffic had to stop at Cantrell Street and he wondered if there <br /> was a need for a stop sign at Lincoln and 17th also. <br /> Mr. Newell stated that he would not recommend unilateral <br /> placement of a stop sign at this location and thought that a <br /> yield sign might be warranted in the future. <br /> Dr. Cook moved to accept staff recommendation to replace the <br /> existing yield signs with stop signs at 17th and Cleveland. <br /> Bryan Curlin seconded the motion and it was unanimously <br /> carried. <br />
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