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City engineering to upgrade signs and make St. Charles/John Scott a three-way stop
Summary
Engineering reported ongoing retroreflectivity sign upgrades on several streets and said the city will convert the St. Charles and John Scott intersection to a three-way stop at the hospital's request as a safety measure.
The engineering department updated Council on a street-sign upgrade program and a traffic control change aimed at improving safety near the hospital. Director Mike Dolak said crews are upgrading retroreflectivity on street name and regulatory signs across several neighborhoods and that an intersection control change will convert the St. Charles and John Scott intersection into a three-way stop to address hospital safety concerns.
Dolak listed streets included in the current phase—Lovers Lane, Country Club, Mall Drive, John Scott, Johnson Road, and Lauretta Drive—and said he will provide media notice when work is underway. The change to a three-way stop is being made in response to concerns raised by the hospital and will be part of the ongoing sign and safety program.
