Because I work with relocation buyers coming to the Minneapolis area, I have this information in their welcome packet...
Street Signs are color coded:
o Blue sign - an arterial street with heavy traffic. o Green sign - a street running north and south. o Brown sign - a street running east to west.
I sited www.tholt.com as the source.
-J
Jennifer Rubenzer Plymouth
[TB] Somedays I think people just make stuff up and post it. A quick look at the City of Minneapolis web site reveals:
Snow Emergency routes are marked in two ways:
RED Snow Emergency signs
BLUE street name signs.
Streets that are NOT Snow Emergency routes have green or brown street name signs.
http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/snow/FAQ/snowemergencyroute.asp
also (toward the bottom of page 1)
http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/events-management/Block-event-ordn-6-03.pdf
Perhaps Plymouth uses a different system.
Terrell Brown
Loring Park
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