Residents voiced significant concerns regarding traffic safety and water management during a recent government meeting. The discussions highlighted the dangers posed by speeding vehicles in residential areas, particularly near schools, where inadequate signage contributes to the problem. One resident noted that only two speed limit signs exist, with one positioned dangerously close to a school, leading to reckless driving as motorists attempt to make traffic lights.

The intersection at Maple was specifically mentioned as hazardous, with vehicles stacking into oncoming traffic due to poor lane management. This situation has reportedly worsened since the conversion of nearby streets to one-way, raising questions about the impact on local traffic patterns and safety.

In addition to traffic issues, residents expressed concerns about water supply management. A resident questioned the clarity of financial arrangements regarding water infrastructure phases, particularly whether interest would be charged on previously paid principal amounts. There was also alarm over a recent drop in water levels, prompting calls for better monitoring and communication regarding water supply management, especially in anticipation of rising temperatures and potential overuse.

Another participant suggested a comprehensive traffic study to address safety concerns holistically rather than reactively, emphasizing the need for a proactive approach to traffic management in the village. The discussions underscored a community eager for solutions to pressing safety and infrastructure challenges.