Description

At this intersection, on the side heading towards the produce market, is a sign that says "stop line". It is set 20-25 feet back from Broadway. The purpose of this sign is to ensure that trucks turning from the oil facilities down past the courthouse have the necessary room to turn onto Williams Street and head down towards Eastern Salt and beyond.
However, someone (city employee or contractor) painted a stop line right at the top of the intersection instead of the sign.
This inconsistency shouldn't have happened. Now, a driver blocking a truck can legitimately say that the existing stop line indicated to him that he could stop at the top. Either the line should be put near the sign or the sign should be removed. You can't have both.
Thank You.