THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PORT COQUITLAM

Rez P:w.c, Report ~2- . . Jan. 8, 1981

Item ITI

Re: Stop Sign at Dorset and Sefton

The Committe teconsider their decision to

not install a'sr
Street.

Over the past several years
either one or two accidents per year mostly
injuries. This is quite normal for an uncontrolled
on residential streets, From past experience, when
the accident rate is this low, the installation of STOP signs
usually does not make much difference to the accident rate.

The Committee recommends that we maintain our policy of not
using STOp Signs at local Street intersections unless there is a
ic problem that can be solved by STOP signs.

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Respect fyrily submitted,

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F.E. Peters> Tv Eng.,
City Engineer

Evisting Signs 4 Fle'snors

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