A resident called in to report traffic signage (detour signage, perhaps?) fell into the roadway and scratched their vehicle at 2nd and Patterson. They called to inquire about the tort claims process; they were directed to Legal's webpage about the process for filing a claim. They also called to trigger a response from staff to address the signage in the roadway.
This detour sign has been in front of my house for weeks. Due to the ineffective base, it has constantly been falling over. I have tried various things. The arrow came off a while ago. A person from the engineering office came out to look over the situation over 10 days ago and he decided to put it face down and said that he would contact the contractors responsible. I haven’t heard from anyone since. Before I tried to place the sign upright a couple days ago, I was moving the sign which was flat from place to place in my yard so the grass didn’t die under it. What you see is the longest the sign has stayed in one place. This is not the only sign around my neighborhood that has not stayed up - I’ve seen at least 3, and my neighbor who walks everywhere has seen them on sidewalks.
Stop signage is not a 4 way stop. Coming off of 45/45 is not a stop sign. Stop sign says “All Way” since it’s a 3-Way, therefore it is not required.
Three of the four parts of the intersection say all ways stop southbound has no stop sign. Sounds contradicting to the other signs.
No parking sign seems to be missing from the sign post at this approximate location.
It looks like there was a car crash here and a stop sign that is usually at this intersection is missing. Thought we should report it as a potential hazard
The Stop sign is gone from the corner of N Woodburn Ave and 15th street.
As reported by the principle of University Elementary, the sign is loose and spins around.
The stop signs at 4th & Fairview are quite faded and may need to be replaced.
The red light where the trail crosses the street is confusing. Most drivers do not understand when to stop or wait. I have often seen one lane stop while the opposite do not. I think a simple warning light or traditional stop light would be more efficient and less dangerous.