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Residents urge Villa Park City Council to add safety measures at Santiago–Meats intersection
Summary
Two neighbors described repeated crashes at the Santiago Boulevard and Meats corner, urged Villa Park to install rumble strips and warning signage on the Villa Park-controlled segment, and asked the council to coordinate with the City of Orange; no city commitment or formal staff action was recorded.
Two residents asked the Villa Park City Council on Nov. 18 to address what they described as a long-running safety problem at the intersection of Santiago Boulevard and Meats, where they say repeated crashes have damaged private property and endangered students walking to nearby schools.
"Over those 29 years, it's an annual event to be left without power because the driver takes out the power poles and the transformer there at the corner," said resident Mike Ties, who identified himself as a retired Los…
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