Agenda - Council - 06/27/1989 - Laserfiche WebLink

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-Summary- The appro>:imately 100 plus acres of land west cf our neighborhood is starting to be developed Del!%?ood Hills Addition is the first propossed development The Concerne~ Citizens of Golden Eagle Estates ieel now is the time to plan for the increased traffic. The present street system that services the proposed and future developments consists of only one gravel road (Bison Street). The street system needs developing in order to handle the increased traffic. No roads presently exist to take the traffic south. In order to go south the present residents along Bison Streert drive north up tc 171st Ave. N.W. and cut through our neighborhood. The roads of our neighborhood have right angled turns and winding streets, not appropriate for through traffic. If 171st Ave. N.W. was not available for the present and future residents along Bison Street, they would go another 1.5 blocks north to highway 63 and then south on Variolite Street. If that occured no traffic problems would exist and we would not be writing this letter. The Concerned citizens of Golden Eagle Estates feel a number of solutions, together or in part, can correct the problem: 1. Pave Bison Street. 2. Place stop signs in the Gc!den Eagle Estates neighborhood. 3. Close 171st Ave. N. W. at Bison Street. 4. Put up "NO THRU TF~FFIC" cr "E~fERGENCY VEHICLE ONLY" signs at !71st Ave. N. ~. and Bison Street. 5. Develcp ancther road to take the traffic south. We, the Concerned Citzens of Gclden Eagle Estates are greatly concerned over the adverse effects the increased traffic will have on the safety cf our children, we feel the potential traffic problems must be addressed in order to sustain tbs quality of our residential living. /,2'2