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Resident urges replacement of decorative neighborhood signposts; DOT cites reflectivity standards and offers follow‑up
Summary
A Carriage Oaks resident told the board that decorative street sign posts removed by the county DOT were permitted and paid for by the HOA; DOT staff said the signs failed retroreflectivity/illumination standards and that sign crews attempted to contact the HOA and original permit contact and will follow up.
Larry Smith, a resident of Carriage Oaks subdivision, addressed the Paulding County Board of Commissioners during the public participation period to report that decorative street sign posts installed under a 2013 county permit were removed by the county Department of Transportation and replaced with standard metal posts without prior notice. Smith said the HOA paid roughly…
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