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Council approves pedestrian hybrid beacon for Slippery Elm Trail intersection
Summary
Council adopted Ordinance 9307 authorizing an ODOT LPA agreement to install a pedestrian hybrid beacon at West Gypsy Lane and the Slippery Elm Trail; members noted about 90% of the cost is from outside funding with an estimated $50,000 local contribution.
The Bowling Green City Council voted to adopt Ordinance 9307, an agreement with the Ohio Department of Transportation to install a pedestrian hybrid beacon at West Gypsy Lane and the Slippery Elm Trail.
Council members praised the project’s safety benefit for trail users and noted the funding makeup. Council member Harreld said roughly "90% of this the cost of this is, outside money, 10%, about $50,000 from the $40.29 fund," signaling a relatively small local match for the safety upgrade. Another member shared a resident’s unsolicited positive reaction to an earlier beacon installation, saying it helped parents take children across safely.
The ordinance was advanced under suspension of rules, the emergency clause was adopted, and a roll-call vote confirmed adoption. The city will proceed with the LPA agreement, qualifications requests and advertising for bids as described in the ordinance.
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