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Traffic Safety Committee's study leads Select Board to lower Page Hill Road speed limit to 25 mph

Tamworth Select Board · September 19, 2024
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Summary

Following a traffic safety committee investigation and a presentation by Brian Forseer, the Tamworth Select Board voted to reduce the speed limit on Page Hill Road to 25 mph; the committee will post its report and continue work on other corridors.

The Tamworth Select Board voted Sept. 16 to adopt the Traffic Safety Committee’s recommendation to reduce the speed limit on Page Hill Road to 25 miles per hour.

Brian Forseer, presenting the committee's investigation and recommendation, described a process that included motor‑vehicle counts and consultation with a transportation consultant. Forseer said the committee believes the process used on Page Hill can be applied to other classified roads within town jurisdiction.

Board members confirmed the committee met statutory procedural steps, including engaging two professionals for the assessment and obtaining the sign‑off of the chief law‑enforcement officer, as required by the cited standard discussed in the meeting. One member moved to accept the committee's recommendation under the RSA citation read aloud at the meeting; the motion was seconded and members indicated assent.

The committee told the board it would post its report and data to the town website and continue reviewing other corridors where the town's jurisdiction overlaps with state routes. The board directed staff to coordinate future postings and follow up with committee contacts.