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Resident warns council traffic at Edgewood Place is dangerous
Summary
Resident Brent Nimbing told the council that traffic near his Edgewood Place property (by Alpha Fence) is ‘horrible’ and said he fears someone could be killed there, asking staff to follow up and offering to file a formal complaint.
Brent Nimbing, who identified himself as a resident living on Edgewood Place, urged the Little Elm Town Council to address traffic and sightline problems near his property and at a nearby intersection adjacent to Alpha Fence.
Nimbing said traffic conditions there are “horrible” and told the council, “I'm afraid I'm going to get somebody killed there,” asking for staff follow-up. The mayor asked staff to meet with him and Nimbing said he would fill out the complaint form and submit it.
The council did not debate a specific remedy on the record; the mayor asked staff to follow up with the resident after the meeting. The comment was made during the public comment portion of the meeting and was the only substantive public safety concern recorded in the transcript.
Why this matters: resident complaints about dangerous intersections can prompt staff traffic reviews, enforcement changes or engineering fixes; the transcript shows the resident asked for staff attention but no subsequent action or timeline was recorded.
