City to evaluate adding audible pedestrian signals during signal-replacement program
City staff said audible pedestrian signals will be evaluated proactively during a large signal-replacement program so they can be installed when signals are replaced, rather than retrofitted later. Staff said each audible unit costs about $8,000 and requests can still be evaluated by the ADA committee.
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Pat told the committee the transportation department has a list of intersections that currently include audible pedestrian signals and that, historically, installations were often request-driven or tied to funding partnerships.
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