Sign is missing. People are in danger.

Thank you for the information you have provided. This enhancing sign has been damaged numerous times and the Public Works Department will consider other options.

Thank you this is awesome. If the enhancing sign has been knocked around numerous times, you can imagine how we feel just crossing this street. That could be us getting damaged permanently.

What are the other options? Stop signs?

What is the city doing at Oak Grove and Ansel? It already has the zebra crosswalk, the neon pedestrian warning signs, the 25 MPH signs both posted and painted on the road, red zones, etc. And it's still challenging for people to cross, and even drivers to creep out from Ansel. And the in-street paddle signs that kept getting hit are now out. Is the city still not considering stop signs? If not, why not?

Issue 8464265 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Management Analyst - LC assigned this issue to Senior Civil Engineer - MQ

Management Analyst - LC assigned this issue to Transportation Engineer

Thank you for your continued patience. This intersection does not meet the criteria for a multi-way stop; however, crosswalk enhancements are planned.

Would also like to suggest for more visible crosswalk signs or lights.

Issue 10437774 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Thank you for your continued patience. The intersection has been evaluated and will be receiving improvements that will be presented to the Traffic Safety Parking Commission.

Thank you for the information you have provided. A replacement pedestrian sign has been installed.