Summary
The old Presidio-gate signal at Prescott and Taylor will come down, replaced by an all-way stop. A 60-year resident and civil engineer objected that forcing everyone to stop is counterproductive, but the council agreed the step-down approach protects pedestrians near Campagnos and meets the April 2029 ADA deadline.
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Last discussed May 19, 2026.
Impact analysis
The all-way stop option saves roughly $70,000–$80,000 versus an RRFB side-street stop.
Pedestrians crossing to Campagnos deli and the neighborhood, who get quicker crossings.
Drivers on Prescott who must stop at a new all-way stop; resident Steve Wilson argued it wastes time and money.
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