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Residents say Rogers Road median forces dangerous maneuvers; council directs staff to add no‑U‑turn sign and contact NCDOT
Summary
Neighbors of Williams Pond and Villas of Sun Valley told the council a state‑installed median and one‑way signage at Rogers Road is creating hazardous turns and vehicle crossings; the council approved installing a no‑U‑turn sign at the neighborhood edge and directed staff to send a formal letter to NCDOT requesting review.
Residents from Pine Lake Drive and the Villas of Sun Valley told the Indian Trail Town Council that a median and a right‑only turning restriction at the entrance to the Williams Pond development is causing drivers to cross the barrier, back into side streets or damage mailboxes.
“Anyone wanting to go into Williams Pond and not going over the barrier then comes straight down that Rogers Road and they turn into the Villas Of Sun Valley,” resident Patrick Chang said, describing vehicles driving over the barrier and backing into Pine Lake Drive.
Neighbors reported U‑turning and large trucks…
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