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Commission hears that Kemp Street’s 25 MPH sign may be unenforceable; member urges removal
Summary
Commission member Baier said a 25 MPH sign placed on Kemp Street after a roundabout installation may be unenforceable because no declaration or speed study was completed; Jensen recommended removing the earlier sign so the 45 MPH limit remains until Sutliff Ave.
During the Feb. 17 meeting of the Oneida County Highway Traffic Safety Commission, Baier raised a concern about a 25 MPH sign installed on Kemp Street after a new roundabout. Baier said the sign was installed (not by the county) and "the speed limit is not enforceable because a declaration and a speed study were not done."
Jensen recommended removing the first 25 MPH sign so that the posted limit would remain 45 MPH until Sutliff Avenue. Members discussed who had installed the signs and whether the county had the authority to remove or re‑post signing; no formal enforcement action or binding direction was recorded in the meeting minutes.
The commission did not vote on sign removal at the meeting; members noted the issue for follow up and to clarify jurisdiction for sign installation and enforcement.
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