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Committee of the Whole signals support for four-way stop at 5th Street and Bluegrass Parkway after traffic study

Committee of the Whole · April 8, 2025
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Summary

After a public-works presentation and resident comments about school crossings and recent crashes, the Committee of the Whole expressed consensus in favor of recommending an all-way stop at 5th Street and Bluegrass Parkway; no formal vote was taken during the committee meeting.

A Committee of the Whole meeting heard a public-works presentation and community remarks on a request to convert the intersection of 5th Street and Bluegrass Parkway to an all-way (four-way) stop. Committee members and residents voiced safety concerns tied to recent crashes and school crossings, and the committee signaled consensus in favor of recommending a four-way stop; no formal motion or roll-call vote was taken in the committee session.

The public-works presenter described how the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) governs whether stop signs should be added. The presenter said staff reviewed five MUTCD warrants — crash history, sight distance, transition-to-signal conditions, an eight-hour volume threshold and other factors — and that the intersection does not meet all of the warrant criteria for an all-way stop. According to the presentation,…

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