Summary
A new traffic ordinance formally locks in the three-way stop that was previously installed at Schoenthal and Waterwood, along with the city's broader stop sign, speed limit, truck traffic, and parking rules.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Aug 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
No significant new costs were cited; the ordinance mainly formalizes existing traffic controls.
Drivers and residents around the Schoenthal/Waterwood intersection gain an officially recognized traffic control.
Residents concerned about safety on streets where these vehicles will now operate.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council - Aug 5, 2026
Updated traffic rules set stop sign locations, speed limits, truck routes, and no-parking zones — plus permit rules for parades and processions.
City Council - Apr 1, 2026
New rules let residents drive golf carts and similar vehicles on public streets with speed limits of 35 mph or less where police control traffic, and on private streets in gated subdivisions. Fourteen residents spoke about the ordinance during public comment, and it passed 3-1.
City Council - Mar 4, 2026
A new traffic ordinance formally locks in the three-way stop that was previously installed at Schoenthal and Waterwood, along with the city's broader stop sign, speed limit, truck traffic, and parking rules.
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