“A recent traffic study determined that the intersection does not meet current signal warrant criteria and is not expected to meet them in the future,” the city said in a release.
Here is how the process will work:
— First, a sign reading “Signal Under Study for Removal” will be installed next to the signal heads.
— A “Stop” sign and “Advanced Warning” sign will be posted on the stopped approach, the release said.
— The signal will be in flashing operation for 90 days, and during that time the intersection will be evaluated for crashes.
— After the 90-day evaluation, the signals will be covered for 60 days. If, during the 60-day period there are no increases in traffic-related incidents, the signals will be removed.
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