During a recent government meeting, concerns were raised regarding the traffic implications of ongoing construction at the new elementary school on Park Lane. Local residents expressed apprehension about the anticipated increase in traffic flow, particularly at the intersection of Church Road and Park Lane, which is currently uncontrolled.

One resident highlighted that the construction is expected to funnel more vehicles into an already narrow Church Road, which struggles to accommodate bus traffic. The resident warned that the situation could lead to significant congestion, especially during school drop-off and pick-up times, potentially impacting nearby neighborhoods as traffic seeks alternative routes.

The discussion emphasized the need for a controlled intersection, such as the installation of a stoplight, to manage the expected surge in vehicles. Concerns were raised about the adequacy of current road conditions and the potential for increased inconvenience to families and residents in the area.

In response, Chief Porcelain suggested exploring options for studying the intersection to identify possible solutions before the project's completion. The urgency of addressing these traffic issues was underscored, as stakeholders aim to mitigate the anticipated challenges posed by the new school construction.