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City staff recommends new stop, yield and accessible‑parking controls after neighborhood studies
Summary
Engineering staff presented traffic counts and recommended an all‑way stop at Fillmore Avenue and Nimitz Street, yield control at 24 intersections (many near Manns Elementary) and an accessible stall near Vine and Third Street for a local restaurant. No council votes were taken during the discussion.
Engineering staff presented three separate public discussion items proposing small, location‑specific traffic and parking ordinance changes following data collection and resident requests.
Director Kelsey Ness told the council West Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission conducted traffic counts and that staff evaluated vehicle, bicycle and pedestrian volumes, crash history…
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