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Richmond board approves two four-way stops and a new handicap parking sign
Summary
The Richmond City Board of Public Works approved a new handicap parking sign at 1800 East Main Street and converted two intersections to four-way stops after police cited high speeds near a school and a fire station; the board recorded that motions carried at the Oct. 16 meeting.
The Richmond City Board of Public Works on Oct. 16 approved a new handicap parking sign at 1800 East Main Street and converted two intersections to four-way stops, citing safety concerns near a school, a church and Fire Station No. 3.
Aaron Stevens of the Administrative Resource Department presented the requests, saying he personally reviewed the location for the handicap sign and…
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