After traffic decreases at intersection, city waits to replace signal downed ... - Grand Forks Herald
The traffic signal that was knocked over was not up to city code, but it had been grandfathered in, as it was installed before the codes changed, said Peter Steele of the city's Public Information Office. But replacing it would require bringing all of the traffic lights at that intersection up to code, which requires larger, more expensive traffic lights than the old ones at the intersection, he said. Charly Haley covers city government for the Grand Forks Herald. Source: www.grandforksherald.com
