New stop signs are set to be officially recognized in Universal City following a recent City Council meeting, aimed at enhancing safety in newly developed neighborhoods. The council unanimously approved the installation of these signs, which are already in place but needed formal approval to be deemed legal.

During the meeting, discussions highlighted the necessity of the stop signs for the police and public works departments. Council members expressed some concerns about the number of signs, with one member humorously questioning if any would be placed in front of a specific residence. However, the urgency of making the signs legal was emphasized, as it would prevent potential traffic violations.

Mayor and council members confirmed that the signs are crucial for ensuring compliance with traffic regulations. With the motion carried and approved, residents can now navigate the new streets with confidence, knowing that the stop signs are officially sanctioned. This decision marks a proactive step towards improving road safety in the growing community.