This has been forwarded to Engineering, thank you for your input.City Electrician John Giardi

Agreed ! New arrangement is confusing

Thank you very much for your input the lighting on the street has been improved The roadway lights will be turned on very soon. The traffic flow is a bit confusing right now because of the island on mason street. The island and the pole will be remove in the near future. Thia will make the roadway safer and it will be illuminated properly. Thank you for your patience. City Electrician John Giardi.

Is it intended to be a 4 way stop?

I'm also unclear on whether it's a four-way stop or two two-way stops (which leaves open questions about right of way). Be great to add signage that communicates expectations.

This issue was recategorized from Traffic Signals to City Street Signs.

The changes made in late January of 2016 make it a lot better. Now it is just a matter of waiting for drivers to figure out what the new configuration is because it has been changed so many times in the last few months that I'm seeing a lot of confused people stopping where there is no longer a stop sign.

This intersection has been a horror show from its inception. Did anyone in the engineering department really look at this configuration and consider the problems it would create??? Horrible!

I think that the intersection is less confusing than when we had 5 stop signs.

However, the fix is a simple one. Give the right of way in the direction of Mason St onto Harmony Grove Take the stop signs off these corners and require the other intersection to stop all the time. This isn't an overly busy intersection and at one time, stop signs were used in the traditional way. The new design where we changed the intersection doesn't really make great sense.

I don't know if it is because off the great expense to create a bike lane but the design does make the intersection more complex as a 4- stop sign intersection. Give Mason Street the right of way and call it a day.

By the way, I travel this intersection every day for over 10 years and I have never seen a bicycle on it. When we develop bicycle lanes in the city; what criterion do we use to make a logical decision?

This intersection is great now. For those who haven't figured out, it is NOT a four-way intersection. Coming off of Mason, you turn right onto Grove, then possibly left onto Harmony Grove. Coming off Harmony Grove and making a right turn onto Grove, there is no stop until you reach Mason street's left turn.

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