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§ 741-304 — Traffic control devices

Revised Code of the Consolidated City and County of Indianapolis-Marion County (Supp. No. 47, Update 2: codified through Ordinance No. 42, 2026, passed June 1, 2026) · Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 741-304

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Sec. 741-304. - Traffic control devices.

A. Street signs. 1. All street signs shall be designed and built to the standards in the Indiana Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (IMUTCD) and Chapter 691 of the Revised Code of the Consolidated City and County. 2. Street signs for the subdivision shall be provided in accordance with the Traffic Control Plan. At least the following signs shall be provided: a. Street name signs on the northeast corner of each street intersection, and at any juncture at which the name of the street changes. b. Stop signs at any intersection of streets that are of differing street classifications. c. Speed limit signs displaying the limit established by law located within the subdivision and within 125 feet of the entrance/exit of the subdivision. d. Bicycle route signs and selective exclusion signs along any designated bike route, if the subdivision adjoins or creates a bicycle or multipurpose path as identified on the regional bikeways plan, or if the subdivision provides bicycle routes or multipurpose paths. B. Traffic calming devices. Local streets and collector streets in residential subdivisions that exceed 900 feet in length shall include traffic calming devices as described in Recommended Practices for Traffic Calming in Subdivisions, as adopted by the Commission. C. Bicycle facilities. For residential subdivisions in which a collector street will serve more than 100 dwelling units, bicycle facilities shall be provided for connection throughout the subdivision. Such facilities may be in the form of an on-street bike lane, or an off-street multi-purpose pathway, or a combination of those types of facilities, and may include bike parking at common or public use spaces. Facilities shall be designed and built to the standards in the Indiana Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (IMUTCD).

(G.O. 64, 2015, § 2)