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Votes at a glance: stop-sign actions approved, follow-up requested
Summary
Council approved a stop sign at State Street/Waverly by voice vote, agreed to draft a proposal for Eisenhower/Rockwell and asked for follow-up analysis; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.
The council took two formal steps related to neighborhood traffic control.
1) Install stop sign at State Street and Waverly: A motion was made, seconded and approved by voice vote during the meeting segment where the initial request was discussed. The transcript records the chair calling for a motion and members answering 'Aye,' but does not record individual roll-call votes.
2) Eisenhower/Rockwell follow-up: Rather than immediately installing a sign at Eisenhower and Rockwell, members directed staff to draft proposed language for the next meeting and discussed asking the police chief to perform a six-month follow-up study. No final vote to install was recorded for that intersection at this meeting.
Members noted that permanent lighted devices will require engineering review and possible external approvals.
