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Resident urges new stop sign at neighborhood intersection; board directs 311 request and petitions
Summary
A resident asked the committee to pursue a four‑way stop at local intersections (Maze/Esther/Woodhall area). The committee advised filing a 311 request and collecting neighborhood petitions; transportation staff would review and may require a traffic study.
A neighborhood resident raised a local traffic‑safety concern at a residential intersection and the committee advised next steps for pursuing a stop sign.
The resident said drivers were not stopping at a partial stop sign at an intersection near Maze, Esther and Woodhall avenues and asked the board to act. Members advised the resident to file a 311 Street Sign Request and suggested collecting a petition of nearby households to build support. A board member said transportation staff could then add the request to their agenda and that any necessary traffic study or DOT action would follow the transportation process.
Committee members noted the process can take time and that petition signatures and a 311 request would help fast‑track consideration. No formal motion was recorded on the item during the meeting.
