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City to install advance flashing beacons for five Boulevard crosswalks to improve pedestrian visibility
Summary
Public works proposed installing 12" advance flashing beacon lights tied to existing rectangular rapid flashing beacons at five Boulevard pedestrian islands; estimated cost roughly $7,000 per crosswalk and lead time 4–6 weeks after order.
Public Works Director Tate presented a plan to add advance pedestrian warning lights at crosswalks along the Boulevard that will activate with the crosswalks’ existing rectangular rapid‑flashing beacons. Director Tate said the city previously built pedestrian islands according to state Department of Transportation standards and subsequently added fluorescent…
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