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not improve safety. This intersection can be considered as a low volume intersection as is <br />evidenced by the daily traffic counts above. <br />The petition also references the existing Stop signs on the east and west legs of Riverdale <br />Drive at the Armstrong intersection. While this would appear to be a similar situation to <br />the current request it must be noted that Armstrong Boulevard is the extension of a <br />county roadway which is only 300 feet from Highway 10 and is a signalized intersection. <br />Through traffic coming down Armstrong at this intersection is considerably more likely <br />to feel that they have the right of way at the Riverdale intersection, <br />Recommendations: <br />Staff recommends that the trees within the right of way on the northeastern corner be <br />trimmed or removed to meet the requirements of the City's vision triangle ordinance. <br />Staff recommends that the existing signage at this intersection is appropriate and <br />recommends no change in the signage at the intersection of Riverdale Drive and Alpaca <br />Street. <br />Action: <br />Motion to recommend to City Council that the existing signage at this intersection is <br />appropriate and recommends no change in the signage at the intersection of Riverdale <br />Drive and Alpaca Street. <br />Reviewed By: <br />Director of Public Works/Principal City Engineer <br />Assistant City Engineer <br />Public Works Street Supervisor <br />Police Chief <br />PW: 10/16/07 <br />-162- <br />