HOA submits 89 emails; commissioners say engineering study likely for Sellers Rd. intersection
At a second statutorily required hearing, Alan Roberts, HOA president, said he submitted 54 additional emails (totaling 89) and cited the MUTCD to argue sight-distance concerns justify an engineering study for an all-way stop; opponents urged data and a traffic study before action.
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During the Oct. 27 meeting, Summer Place Condominiums HOA President Alan Roberts told the Camden County Commission he had submitted 54 additional homeowner emails in support of a request at the Sellers Road, Everly Loop and Lake Road intersection, bringing the HOA's total to 89. Roberts cited the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), saying sight-distance alone can support an engineering study for an all-way stop.
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