Spring Hill explores borrowing city radar sign or buying one to slow drivers on Cold Spring
Councilors said they have applied for an encroachment license and are coordinating with the city's Department of Public Works to either borrow a city radar sign (temporary deployment) or pursue a streamlined permitting approach; purchase options were cited at roughly $2,500–$4,000 plus permitting fees.
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Council members discussed ongoing efforts to reduce speeding on Cold Spring. The organizer said she submitted an encroachment license application but the city requested detailed site plans; because historical site plans were unavailable, the town is working with the city's Department of Public Works to see if the town can either borrow a city sign or obtain a streamlined permitting process for small local governments.
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