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Submittal of Traffic Related Request - Traffic related requests for consideration may be submitted to the Director of Community Development on the City of Conroe Traffic Related Request Form. The types of items that will be considered include any issue related to traffic or ideas on how to improve traffic within the Conroe City Limits. Examples are provided below, but are not limited to these items:

• Complaints about specific traffic conditions.
• Requests for stop or yield signs.
• Requests for traffic signals.
• Requests for signs that prohibit turns or U-turns.
• Requests for pavement markings or other appropriate control devices.
• Requests to allow angle parking.
• Requests for signs to prohibit parking, standing, or stopping within an area.
• Requests for tow away zones.
• Requests for time limited parking within a zone.
• Requests to limit size and weights of vehicles traveling on a street.
• Requests for crosswalks.
• Requests for signs that give notice of traffic regulation.
• Requests for no parking signs.
• Requests for speed limit changes.

These items may be submitted by mail, e-mail, fax, or may be delivered in person to:

City of Conroe
Director of Community Development
P.O. Box 3066
300 W. Davis Street, 1st Floor
Conroe, Texas 77305
(936) 522-3100 (Office)
(936) 522-3125 (FAX)
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If the City of Conroe Community Development Department can resolve the issue, it will take action and inform the person submitting the item of the disposition. If an item involves a County Road, or a Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) Road, the issue will be referred to the appropriate agency.

When submitting an item for consideration, please include the following:

• Your contact information including name, address, telephone numbers, e-mail address, and any other information to help us contact you.
• A complete description of the request, problem, or idea related to traffic.
• A complete description of the street(s) or roadway(s) involved.
• A map of the area if you can provide it, or enough information for Community Development to create a map, if necessary.

Following the receipt of a Traffic Related Request form, the Community Development Department will contact the person to inform them of the disposition, and whether it will be handled by the City, or referred to the County or TxDOT. Additional pertinent information may also be discussed with the person in order to make an informed decision. In some cases, it may be necessary for the Community Development Department to make engineering traffic studies or other determinations in order to arrive at a solution.

Should anyone have questions concerning the Traffic Advisory Committee or any of these procedures, they may contact the Director of Community Development at (936) 522-3100.