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Creekwood petition splits neighbors; public works recommends wider travel lanes, committee to refer to traffic and parking
Summary
Public works reported mixed neighborhood response to proposed pavement markings and traffic calming in Creekwood. Staff recommended 10-foot travel lanes with 4-foot shoulders instead of 9-foot lanes proposed in a petition; the traffic and parking committee, which includes police and fire, will review before action.
HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. — A petition and a mailed survey produced conflicting results in Creekwood subdivision as residents considered pavement markings and neighborhood traffic-calming measures at the Public Works Committee meeting Oct. 28.
Public works staff told the committee they mailed notices to about 180 residents; nine responses arrived by mail — five in favor of pavement markings and four opposed. Separately, a resident petition returned 88 signatures in favor while 92 residents did not sign; staff counted the nonrespondents as opposed for purposes of the tabulation presented to the committee.
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