Road and Bridge recommends stop sign at 239th Street and State Line Road
Summary
Road and Bridge staff told commissioners that the T-intersection at 239th and State Line meets MUTCD guidance for a stop sign on the terminating roadway and asked the board to adopt a resolution allowing placement after public notice.
Eric Sandberg of Road and Bridge asked the commission to adopt a resolution authorizing placement of a stop sign at the T-intersection where 239th Street terminates at State Line Road. Sandberg cited the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and said the through-route/right-of-way rules support placing a stop sign on the terminating roadway. "...that road to terminate should have a stop sign at that corner," Sandberg said.
Sandberg said staff will run the resolution in the paper for the required public-notice period and then install the sign after the notice period closes. Commissioners had no substantive objections during the study session and the item was placed on the afternoon agenda for formal adoption.
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