Please be aware that, because of the closed intersection between 6th avenue and 15th street, the area you mentioned has heavier traffic than normal, especially during peak hours. It's the easiest way to cross 6th ave. Once construction has completed, you should have no trouble turning when facing north.

That may be true but then everybody heading west on 15th St. is sent through a detour where they are obligated to turn right at Arby's because of construction and they can all enjoy the 35-40 minute wait to turn left and get onto 6 ave. at one point people were taking it into their own hands and driving over onto the grass to find another way around.

There should be 4 way stops within all the intersections of cornerstone. By McDonalds and by Scotia Bank. When you get to these two intersections, it is often very timely because the other person going east to west or vice versus just sits there and isn't sure whether to go or not because you were there before him. I think this would help drivers as well as eliminate the long waits for customers travelling east to west oor vice versa within the shopping complex.

That may be true but the roads you speak off are on PRIVATE property. Part is owned by Cornerstone and part by Walmart. They are not public dedicated roads are are not maintained by the City. The roads are MEANT to get you from store to store and not for taking a short cut because a major public road intsection is closed.

Please not that the law states (see SGI drivers manual section 3.26)

Wherever traffic intersects in a parking lot and there are no yield or stop signs, it must be treated as an uncontrolled intersection.

For example, when approaching an uncontrolled intersection in a parking lot, you must always yield to the vehicle on the right. This rule applies even if you are travelling on what you believe to be the main roadway of the parking lot.

So for any intersection in the cornerstone parking lot all drivers must follow the law. This also means that the city police can enforce any and all traffic violations in the parking lot

No longer applies as the construction zone is gone.