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City Council Faces Tough Decisions on Unsafe Road Access

June 13, 2024 | Yakima City, Yakima County, Washington



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City Council Faces Tough Decisions on Unsafe Road Access
During a recent government meeting, officials discussed the safety and accessibility of a steep road that does not meet city standards. Concerns were raised about whether to allow continued straight access for vehicles, particularly large trucks, given the road's steepness and potential hazards during snowy conditions.

City officials acknowledged the need for further evaluation before making a recommendation to the city council. One member emphasized the importance of driving the route to better understand the challenges presented by the steep incline and its implications for traffic flow, especially at the intersection with Hawthorne Avenue.

The discussion also touched on the appropriateness of retaining an unopened right-of-way that has been used as a private road for years. Questions were raised about whether the city should consider improving the road or vacating it entirely, as the planning commission had previously suggested. The potential for a right-of-way vacation was highlighted, indicating that the city council may face a decision on whether to approve or deny this request.

Officials agreed to reconvene for further discussions and presentations before making a final recommendation, aiming to address the various concerns raised by property owners and ensure safe traffic management in the area.

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