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Ludlow Safety Committee Tables Mountain View Stop Sign Review Pending State Input

Ludlow Safety Committee tables Mountain View stop sign review and files multiple resident requests at April meeting.

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Safety Committee · Meeting of April 9, 2026

Ludlow Safety Committee tables Mountain View stop sign review and files multiple resident requests at April meeting. The committee, chaired by Tierney with Ellison as vice chairman, unanimously reorganized and cleared correspondence items 26-1 through 26-22 at its April 9 meeting, then addressed a series of neighborhood traffic concerns. Vice Chairman Ellison reported that a traffic study resolved sight-distance concerns for a development off Ventura Street, with the developer's plans calling for cutting a hill approximately 25 feet to improve the line of sight.

A resident complaint from Joanna Strobert about vehicles rolling through a stop sign near Mountain View and Parkview Extension prompted a debate about replacing the sign with a yield, with one member saying, "I wouldn't be opposed to it, even if we took it down and did a temporary for like a month." The committee tabled the stop sign question, the Napoleon and Fuller crosswalk request, and a Barton Street parking inquiry, all pending further research before the May 4 meeting.

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Source: the Safety Committee meeting of April 9, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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