Woodmill Trace subdivision was developed with allies that afforded a secondary means of access to abutting properties and also as a means of circulation for those streets that did not have a means to turn a vehicle around(ie.. cul de sac). COH Traffic Engineering does not recommend installing this type sign.

Thank you for the response.

Due to the narrowness of these City Owned alley ways preventing two-way traffic, what alternate recommendation would the Huntsville Traffic Engineering Team have to ensure safety of both pedestrian and egress from resident garages.

The community has asked the Subdivision HOA to provide a means to reduce traffic and/or alert citizens that the road is for "means of access to abutting properties and also as a means of circulation for those streets that did not have a means to turn a vehicle around"

Thank you for your attention in this matter.

Thanks for fixing this issue!

To Huntsville Traffic Engineering:

Due to the narrowness of these City Owned alley ways preventing two-way traffic, what alternate recommendation would the Huntsville Traffic Engineering Team have to ensure safety of both pedestrian and egress from resident garages.

The community has asked the Subdivision HOA to provide a means to reduce traffic and/or alert citizens that the road is for "means of access to abutting properties and also as a means of circulation for those streets that did not have a means to turn a vehicle around"

Per the previous comment and the inability for these streets to support 2-way traffic due to the width of the road (reference: http://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/geometric/pubs/mitigationstrategies/chapter3/3_lanewidth.cfm) what alternative sign should the city put up before a serious incident occurs.

Thank you again for your attention on this matter

@Huntsville Traffic Engineering can you please provide a response to my previous comment and if this table (http://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/geometric/pubs/mitigationstrategies/chapter3/3_lanewidth.cfm) is applicable?

I would appreciate any response.

Is it possible for the city to at least put a "Narrow Lane" sign for this alley way. Or a sign that says "Hidden Drives" or perhaps a 5MPH sign rather than the 25MPH, which is way too fast for an alley way.

If a "No Thru Traffic" sign cannot be placed, then the goal is to prevent accidents on a street that cannot accommodate 2 cars in opposite heading directions

Yunus, Register User - Please contact Traffic Engineering - Karen Brown - at 256-427-5309. I would like to speak with you regarding the requests you have made. If you are the lead representative for the homeowner's association, that is even better. If not, please provide their name and/or ask them to contact me as well. We will try and work with the HOA to meet some of your/their requests.

Acknowledged.

City of Huntsville Traffic Engineering is waiting to hear back from the homeowner's association and our contact Yunus. Thanks.

Traffic Engineering will close this issue. There has been no response from the homeowner's association or user Yunus. Please contact us by phone at 256-427-6850 if we can be of any further assistance.

Team, I apologize for the late response, Thank you I will call back, we had our last two meetings postponed, our meeting is next Tuesday, thank you for following up. I will follow up Wednesday Morning 6/29/2016.

Traffic Engineering closed this issue. Please contact us by phone at 256-427-6850 so as to get further information.

Thank you!