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Residents press city for stop sign, streetlight and sidewalk fixes near Snoqualmie Ridge
Summary
Multiple residents raised neighborhood infrastructure problems — requests for a stop sign or speed bump, a reversed streetlight, trip‑hazard sidewalks, pond policing and weed control — and city public works staff agreed to inspect and follow up.
At the start of the meeting, several residents used the public‑comment period to request basic neighborhood infrastructure repairs and maintenance.
Julie Steele said the corner at Sequoia Place and Warren lacks a stop sign and that drivers use the street as a cut‑through; she asked the city to consider a speed bump or other traffic calming. “Cars come flying up Warren … it's a really unsafe corner,” Steele said.
Henry Castle asked for a simple repair to a directional street light at Fairway and…
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