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Committee recommends council add stop signs on 4th Street with new construction
Summary
Staff recommended adding stop control at east and west approaches on the newly constructed 4th Street (22nd to 25th avenues) to slow traffic near pedestrians; the committee voted unanimously to forward the measure to council.
Staff described the planned reconstruction of 4th Street from 22nd to 25th avenues and recommended placing stop-control at the east and west approaches (with southbound stop control at 22nd Avenue) to reduce bypass traffic and slow vehicles in an area with pedestrians. The committee heard that the measure is intended to discourage use of 4th Street as a through bypass.
"So we're looking at putting stop control on the west and the east side of that," the agency official (S2) said while outlining the proposal. Committee member (S4) moved to forward the recommendation to the Common Council; the committee approved the motion unanimously. The council will consider the traffic-control changes and any necessary signage work.
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