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Carmel-by-the-Sea installs 16 stop signs; council to consider sidewalk uplift repairs
Summary
Council members reported the installation of 16 stop signs approved earlier and discussed adding a sidewalk improvement item to the Nov. agenda to address sidewalk uplifts. Staff said a proprietary contractor is identified and an award of contract described in the meeting as "for $146 or so" would be placed on the consent calendar.
Council member (unnamed) said the city is installing 16 new stop signs that the council previously approved and asked staff to monitor compliance, safety and traffic backups; Chief Treuer was named as tracking the implementation.
The councilmember also said staff planned to add an agenda item in November to address sidewalk uplifts described in the meeting as "14 60 sidewalk uplifts" (transcript phrasing). Staff said a proprietary contractor would perform repairs and that there is an award of contract on the council agenda "for $146 or so," which the councilmember said they expected to place on the consent calendar.
No formal motions or votes were recorded on these housekeeping and maintenance updates during the discussion. Council asked staff to report back if the stop‑sign installations caused safety or traffic issues.
