POLICE DEPARTMENT
Presented by:
Rick Pruitt
Police Chief
ORDINANCE TO RATIFY AN EXISTING
ALL-WAY STOP INTERSECTION
ITEM # 9
JULY 08, 2024
SUMMARY
Staff is requesting an Ordinance to ratify the
adoption of Ordinance No. 1326 as it was
intended by City Council
To create a new three-way stop intersection on
Estes Avenue at Acacia Street
BACKGROUND
The General Code e360 program does not include
the three-way stop intersection currently in effect for
Estes Avenue and Acacia Street
Ordinance No. 1326 passed on February 14, 1994
amended City Code Section 18-147, Schedule
B(1)(4)
Ordinance No. 1326 also contained a section
“repealing” this three-way stop intersection
BACKGROUND
The language in the Ordinance heading clearly
states the intent to add the three-way stop
intersection
Supported by the City Council motion adopting the
intersection as a three-way stop intersection
Stop signs were installed on the northeast, northwest
and southwest corners and have remained there to
date
PROPOSAL
An Ordinance ratifying adoption of Ordinance
No. 1326 intending to amend Section 18-147,
Schedule B(1)(4), of the Code or Ordinances to
create a three-way stop sign at the intersection
of Acacia Street with Estes Avenue
POLICY ANALYSIS
The proposed Ordinance to create an all-way
stop intersection is allowed in provisions of the
Texas Transportation Code and Section 18-98
“Stop Intersections” of the City Code
COORDINATION
The City Manager has reviewed the proposal
and the City Attorney prepared the proposed
Ordinance
The Ordinance will be published in the San
Antonio Express-News and posted on the COAH
website
FISCAL IMPACT
Cost to publish the Ordinance in the SA
Express-News -$460