Traffic Commission recommended an all-way stop at this intersection to address crash history. All-way stop recommendation will be included in the next Title 15 Ordinance. If it is approved, all-way stop will be installed.

Sent the following email to Mr. Foley: "Thank you for taking the time to share your concern regarding the safety of the Pete Ellis/Longview intersection via the City's uReport system. I'm sorry to hear that a friend of yours was hurt in a crash at this intersection - I hope your friend is doing ok! The City will evaluate the safety of this intersection and consider possible changes such as installing a traffic signal per your request. Could you provide a bit more detail regarding your experience and observations of the intersection to assist in our evaluation? For example, what type of crashes have you observed (e.g., pedestrian crossing Pete Ellis, vehicle turning left onto Pete Ellis, etc.)? What movements are most challenging and what makes it hard for people on Longview to detect vehicles on Pete Ellis? As a part of our evaluation we will collect and review data such as traffic volumes, traffic speed, crash records, field conditions, etc. Given it is the holiday season, our staff's current workload, and the time it requires to collect and evaluate this data it will take several weeks to complete our evaluation. In the interim, I look forward to your response with additional information regarding your observations at the intersection and please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any additional comments or questions. I or someone from our team will be in touch with you to share our findings and recommended course of action." Coordinating counts with Paul and background with Scott and Neil.