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Commission refers neighborhood sight-triangle safety concern to public works
Summary
A commissioner reported a possible sight-line hazard at South Marian and Floyd near Charles Haye Elementary after a nearby crash; staff said they would forward the location to public works and offered to arrange a site visit.
A commissioner raised a traffic-safety concern during the Englewood City Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on April 7 about obstructing vegetation at the northwest corner of South Marian and Floyd, a block from Charles Haye Elementary, after a nearby car accident.
The commissioner described tall, dense plantings that make it hard to see when pulling up to the stop sign and asked how to get the issue to the right forum. Staff said they would forward the question to public works and follow up; "I'll go ahead and do that now," the staff member said and asked for the address or intersection details.
Staff and the commissioner agreed to coordinate with public works and, if needed, arrange an on-site review. No formal action or funding was taken by the commission at the meeting; the matter was referred for staff investigation.
