Commission denies stop-sign request at blind Chelsie Rd. intersection, orders mirror and possible grading
Oct 29, 2026
After residents described limited sight lines at Chelsie Road and Brush Creek, commissioners denied a stop-sign request but directed installation of a convex mirror and said they could consider cutting down the hill if needed.
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At a final public hearing required by state statute, residents told the Camden County Commission the intersection of Chelsie Road and Brush Creek lacks visibility and creates safety concerns. Terry Cox said there is "no visibility of oncoming traffic when pulling onto Chelsie Rd. from Brush Creek," and requester Mylinda Kifer said the turn is "blind in both directions." Dan E. opposed a stop sign, warning that a stop sign "on the hill would cause problems in snowy weather" and suggested a sensor-activated flashing warning sign as an alternative.
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