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March 11, 1999

To:Chairman and Members of the Scarborough Community Council

From:Gary H. Welsh, Director, Transportation Services, Works and Emergency Services, District 4

Subject:Stop Control on Earlton Road at Araman Drive, Scarborough Agincourt

Purpose:

To investigate the need for a stop sign on Earlton Road at Araman Drive.

Funding Sources, Financial Implications and Impact Statement:

The $ 150.00 (approximate) funds associated with the installation of a stop sign are available in the Transportation Services 1999 budget estimates, Account No. 100-TP10226.

Recommendations:

(1)the stop sign identified in Appendix 1 of this report be adopted; and

(2)the appropriate by-law be amended accordingly.

Council Reference/Background/History:

At the request of an area resident, Transportation Services investigated the need for a stop control westbound on Earlton Road at Araman Drive. A recent collision involving a motorist failing to negotiate a right turn from Earlton Road onto Araman Drive, colliding with the bushes on the property at 50 Araman Drive, prompted this request.

Comments and/or Discussion and/or Justification:

The intersection of Araman Drive and Earlton Road is in the residential community south of Sheppard Avenue, and east of Birchmount Road. At present, no stop controls are erected at this "T" intersection.

Our review of the collision history does not reveal any collisions being reported at this intersection over the past 3 years and 5 months that we have records for (January 1, 1995 to May 31, 1998). However, in discussing this situation with the resident at 50 Araman Drive, she stated that other collisions have occurred which were hit-and-run. We have also not yet received a copy of the police report for the most recent collision, therefore, we can not comment further on this incident.

Conclusions:

As a result of our review of this location, a stop sign is recommended on Earlton Road to clearly define the right-of-way at this intersection and to stop motorists in advance of the sidewalk which crosses Earlton Road on the east side of Araman Drive.

Contact Name:

Bruce Clayton

Supervisor, Traffic Engineering, Works and Emergency Services

Telephone: 396-7844

Fax: 396-5681

E-mail: clayton@city.scarborough.on.ca

Gary H. Welsh

Director

Transportation Services

Works and Emergency Services

District 4

BDC:ca

D99-043

Appendix 1

"Compulsory Stops"

Regulation to be Enacted

Column 1Column 2

IntersectionStop Street

Earlton Road andEarlton Road

Araman Drive

 

   
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