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Council orders stop signs, stop bar on 4th Street to address post‑construction traffic
Summary
Citing increased traffic expected after paving, the council approved permanent stop signs at 22nd and 25th Avenues and a stop bar (a painted white line) on 4th Street between those intersections; the move passed unanimously.
The Monroe Common Council approved a public‑safety committee resolution to install stop signs at 22nd Avenue and 25th Avenue and to paint a stop bar on 4th Street between those cross streets. The committee said the measures respond to expected increases in vehicle traffic once pavement work is complete.
A council member asked a clarifying question about a 'stop bar' and was told, plainly, 'It's just a white line.' The resolution directs the Street Department to coordinate installation in accordance with traffic control standards and city requirements. The measure passed on a unanimous roll‑call vote.
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