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Trustees consider stop sign, park gate and bollards after recent accident and park work
Summary
Trustees reviewed a signage resolution to make Grove Street and East Fairview a four-way stop after a recent accident, and approved moving forward with a $57,100 quote to reinstall a rolling gate and removable bollards at dead-end streets near Hendrickson Park.
Village officials discussed measures intended to improve traffic and park safety during the Dec. 2 work session.
Speaker 2 presented a signage resolution proposing stop signs at the northwest and southeast corners of Grove Street at East Fairview Avenue to create a four-way stop after a recent accident near the Bethlehem Center. "You'll see a memo inside this to install a stop sign... to make this a 4 way stop," Speaker 2 said, noting existing signs on the east-west approaches but not on the north-south approaches.
Separately, Speaker 3 (David) recounted that fencing and barricades were removed during paving and asked the board to accept a quote from Montalban/Montivant Fence Corporation to reinstall a rolling gate on Lake Drive East and to install removable bollards at the dead ends of Fenimore and Dover. Speaker 3 said the total cost was $57,100 and that the village would apply available grant funds provided by the assemblywoman to cover the expense.
Speaker 1 confirmed procurement procedures were followed. The transcript shows the board agreed to advance the signage and fencing items for formal consideration; the record in the provided excerpt does not include final roll-call votes for these specific infrastructure items.
