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Resident raises traffic safety concerns at Two Rivers session; other speakers introduce themselves
Summary
During public remarks at a Two Rivers Association meeting, a resident said they "didn't feel comfortable" letting their son ride in a car because of driving on the shoulder; another attendee, Scott Spencer, introduced himself and made brief remarks.
A resident addressing a Two Rivers Association gathering said they "didn't feel comfortable sending my son to ride his car" and described drivers using the shoulder, presenting traffic safety concerns during public comment.
The resident said: "I didn't feel comfortable sending my son to ride his car. I mean, that'd become insane. Literally, everyone. So I have a new car that has we're driving on the shoulder. Fairly." The remarks were part of a series of public comments rather than an agenda item.
Separately, Scott Spencer introduced himself during the meeting, saying, "My name is Scott Spencer." His subsequent remarks in the transcript were fragmented and did not include clear policy proposals or specified requests for action.
The transcript does not record any formal board response, motions or votes related to the traffic concerns, nor does it include follow-up directions to staff. The safety remarks were recorded as public comment only.
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