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Council adopts bundled traffic ordinances after brief public hearing
Summary
The Woodbridge Town Council adopted a set of traffic-related ordinances (letters a–f and h) after opening and closing a consolidated public hearing; changes include updates to a recently installed signal and a new westbound left-turn prohibition on Main Street’s entrance.
The Woodbridge Town Council voted to adopt a package of traffic-related ordinances covering letters a, b, c, d, e, f and h after a consolidated public hearing and a voice vote. The council moved to take the ordinances up on second and third reading, opened the public hearing, heard brief public comment, then closed the hearing and adopted the measures, which were sent to the mayor for final approval.
Council members said the measures mostly formalize recent traffic-signal work and targeted turn restrictions. The presiding officer explained the item updates “a new traffic light installed with a left hand turn signal” and that at the entrance westbound on Main Street “there's gonna be no left hand turn there.” A member of the public who identified himself as John asked whether the changes applied to the intersection of Rory Avenue and Homestead Avenue and whether they affected a nearby warehouse; council staff and the presiding officer clarified the work updates an existing signal and the specific turn prohibition described above.
The ordinance package was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote with council recording “aye” and the presiding officer announcing the ayes had it. The transcript does not list a roll-call tally or name individual yes/no votes. The adopted ordinances will be submitted to the mayor as required by municipal procedure.
