§ 1112-020. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS' AUTHORITY TO ERECT STOP SIGNS

(a)

The board of supervisors by ordinance or resolution may order that one or more stop signs be erected as follows:

(1)

At any location on a county highway where a stop sign would enhance traffic safety.

(2)

At any location on a county highway so as to control traffic within an intersection.

(b)

Without limiting subsection (a), the board of supervisors by ordinance or resolution may designate:

(1)

Any county highway as a through highway and order that stop signs or other official traffic control devices be erected at entrances to it;

(2)

Any intersection under its jurisdiction as a stop intersection and order that stop signs or other official traffic control devices be erected at or near one or more entrances to it; and

(3)

Any railroad grade crossing on a county highway, other than a crossing controlled by automatic signals, gates, or other train-activated control devices, as a major crossing with a demonstrated need for stop signs, and order that stop signs be erected at it.