The City can consider placing a two-way stop sign at an intersection if the following criteria are met:
- Where a street enters a through street; where a safe approach speed is less than 10 mph due to a permanent visibility obstruction such as buildings, trees or shrubs.
- Where accident history indicates three or more reported crashes over the last three years, and the crashes could have been avoided by the use of a stop sign.
- Where circumstances and crash history indicate that observing the normal right-of-way rule could still be hazardous, resulting in traffic accidents.
