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92-09
Res Ord Title
ESTABLISHING STOP INTERSECTION - WEST PACKARD STREET
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2/3/1992
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� , , � <br /> EXCERPTS FROM <br /> TRAFFIC & PARKING COMMITTEE MEETING ' <br /> NOVEMBER 13 , 1991 <br /> ITEM �1 Request for stop signs as reported by various <br /> Neighborhood Watch Groups to Laura Guy of the Safety <br /> Services Prevention and Education Division. <br /> lA. Request to replace existing yield signs with stop <br /> signs at Pine Street and Packard Street. <br /> Ms. Guy stated that the neighborhood felt that the high <br /> rate of speed warranted a four-way stop at that intersection, <br /> but that she would go along with whatever staff recommended. <br /> She further stated that the neighborhood reported that the <br /> yield sign was constantly being disobeyed and that there <br /> were numerous children in the area. The neighborhood <br /> concern was to get something to slow down the traffic. <br /> Chris Herring stated that he felt that stop signs would <br /> slow the traffic down. <br /> Mr. Swartz said that he felt there was no large traffic <br /> count in the area and that the City had too many stop signs <br /> as it is. <br /> Mr. Newell stated that stop signs would not change <br /> speeds in any neighborhood. <br /> Mr. Herring moved that the staff recommendation be <br /> accepted and that stop� signs be installed to replace <br /> existing yield signs. Bryan Curlin seconded the motion and � <br /> it was unanimously carried. <br />
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