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Six Mile Road Four-Way Stop
First seen: September 14, 2021
Last seen: September 14, 2021
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September 14, 2021Council
Full RecordingSix Mile Road Four-Way Stop
Council allocated up to $35,000 to install pedestrian-activated flashing red stop signs on Six Mile Road to improve safety for pedestrians crossing the busy intersection at Chilco Road and Nursery Hill Drive.
"Council criticized the lack of pedestrian awareness and safety at the new stop, noting the intersection is fast and dangerous, especially in winter. Council strongly directed staff to investigate and implement a pedestrian-activated flashing red stop sign solution, focusing only on the north and south legs of Six Mile Road."
Formal MotionPassed
"THAT the email dated September 10, 2021 from L. Luk, Re: Six Mile Road Four-Way Stop be received."
Moved by: John Rogers
Seconded by: David Screech
Ron Mattson
John Rogers
David Screech
Damian Kowalewich
Gery Lemon
Formal MotionPassed
"THAT the email dated September 10, 2021 from J. Estrin, Re: Six Mile Road Four-Way Stop be received."
Moved by: John Rogers
Seconded by: David Screech
John Rogers
David Screech
Damian Kowalewich
Gery Lemon
Ron Mattson
Formal MotionPassed
"THAT the Committee recommend to Council that up to $35,000 of the 2021 budget for improvements on Six Mile Road be allocated to install pedestrian activated flashing red stop signs on the north and south side of the Six Mile Road four-way stop at Chilco Road and Nursery Hill Drive."
Moved by: John Rogers
Seconded by: David Screech
David Screech
Damian Kowalewich
Gery Lemon
Ron Mattson
John Rogers