The 4-Way STOP Warrant Study ordered by Roosevelt City concerning the 600 East 300 North intersection has been completed. The study, performed by Horrocks Engineers in Pleasant Grove, showed on page 7 that “the sight distance for the westbound approach when viewing traffic approaching from the right is inadequate due to hedges and a light pole obstructing the view…This means there is insufficient sight distance for drivers to turn left from the westbound approach without interfering with southbound vehicles.” As a result, the conclusion of the study is that a Multi-Way Stop-Controlled intersection is suggested due to the poor sight distance. “For the same reason,” states the study, “the existing stop signs on 300 North are justified” although if the sight distance problem could be addressed, the study says it is possible to NOT require a Multi-Way Stop.
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