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CityCouncil/2005-05-17.pdf,5 | CityCouncil | 2005-05-17 | 5 | Department is called to ticket cars parked in red zones at all corners of the intersection on a daily basis; submitted photographs of cars parked in the red zone. Kathy Gardner, Alameda, stated the intersection does not have cross walks; drivers on Santa Clara Avenue do not stop for pedestrians there should be a stoplight, not a stop sign, at the intersection; drivers on Sherman Street cannot see traffic on Santa Clara Avenue something needs to be done; there have been multiple accidents an all-way stop sign is not the best solution; crosswalks and pressure sensitive stoplights should be installed. The Public Works Director stated the intersection meets the traffic volume warrant and accident warrant; the TTT recognized that the stop sign would impact residents; Council is being requested to approve the all-way stop because it is the best short-term way to address the traffic operation issues; the TTT recognized an all-way stop is not the best long-term solution; Public Works staff is to provide long-term traffic operation safety at the intersection, including a review of installing a traffic signal or flashing yellow signal; Public Works will review how to improve traffic circulation in the area, how to de-emphasize Sherman Street, and coordination of traffic corridors. Mayor Johnson stated that she has asked for an overall, comprehensive review of the issue over the years, instead of putting in four-way stops when the City receives requests inquired what impact a four-way stop would have on Sherman Street would the stop encourage more traffic on Sherman Street; should the City discourage additional traffic on Sherman Street stated the City has been trying to equalize traffic on Santa Clara, Lincoln and Buena Vista Avenues; inquired whether the proposed stop sign would put an unfair burden on Lincoln and Buena Vista Avenues; stated every street in Alameda is a neighborhood; pushing traffic from one street to another is not fair; a comprehensive review is needed to address traffic issues; that she wants a better … | CityCouncil/2005-05-17.pdf |
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