Council approves stop-sign changes at Cedar–Porting intersection to clear confusion
August 11, 2026 | Pleasant Hill, Cass County, Missouri
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Council approved placing two stop signs at the Cedar and Porting intersection, including one placed into the road with painted stop bars, after staff explained the geometry and trade-offs.
Staff said moving the sign toward the curb would require greater set-back and cost two parking spaces; councilors concluded installing the in-road sign would lose fewer spaces and improve intersection clarity. The motion to approve the stop-sign improvements passed on a council vote.
Staff said moving the sign toward the curb would require greater set-back and cost two parking spaces; councilors concluded installing the in-road sign would lose fewer spaces and improve intersection clarity. The motion to approve the stop-sign improvements passed on a council vote.
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