The project objective is to design safety improvements for the intersection of E. Powers Avenue and S. Galena Street. This is four-way stop controlled intersection located in the Sundance Hills neighborhood. This intersection is heavily utilized in the summer as residents access the neighborhood public pool on the southeast corner. A study, conducted by the City in 2023, resulted in only 14 percent of vehicles complying with the stop signs at the intersection. Therefore, the design shall provide safety improvements to enhance vehicle stop compliance and shorten the pedestrian crossing distance on E. Powers Ave. Examples of traffic calming solutions include, but are not limited to, bumpouts, medians, and pedestrian refuges.
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