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Nobles County approves all-way stop at CSAH 35/CSAH 10 after consultant finding (Resolution 202506)

Board of Commissioners of Nobles County, Minnesota · February 4, 2025
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Summary

Following a November 2024 incident in which a crossing guard was struck, the county accepted a KLJ traffic analysis finding that warrants were met for an all-way stop and approved Resolution 202506 to install an all-way stop at CSAH 35 and CSAH 10.

The Nobles County Board approved Resolution 202506 to implement an all-way stop at the intersection of CSAH 35 and CSAH 10. The approval followed presentation of a corridor study and a Safe Streets for All update by consultant KLJ; the record notes the Worthington Traffic and Safety Committee discussed and supported the change on Dec. 17, 2024. Commissioner Chris Dybevick moved the resolution; Commissioner Bob Paplow seconded the motion.

The meeting minutes cite a November 2024 incident in which a crossing guard was hit at the CSAH 10/35 intersection. The consultant report used collected traffic data to determine that the intersection met the warrants for an all-way stop, which the board approved as an initial safety benefit to slow speeds and reduce multimodal conflicts. The record contains no roll-call vote breakdown.