(KNSI) — The City of St. Cloud is asking for public input regarding the installation of roundabout gateway features at a busy intersection.
The feature would be within 33rd Street South at County Road 74 and Cooper Avenue. Three design options have been presented to “reflect the area’s granite heritage,” according to the city.
The options are an arch, two stones or three stones side by side. Each would bear the city’s name.
Participants are asked to rank the choices on a scale of one to five, with one meaning “not a fan” and five meaning “looks awesome.”
Take the poll by clicking here.
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St. Cloud Seeking Public Input for Roundabout Gateway Features at Busy Intersection
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