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Verona council approves neighborhood stop sign and a painted bike lane after appeals
Summary
The Common Council overturned Traffic Safety Committee denials and approved a 4‑way stop at Zing Drive and Dunhill Drive and a painted bike lane on South Main Street, citing child safety and sight‑line concerns. Council asked staff to revisit crosswalk striping and possible additional visual treatments.
Verona — The Verona Common Council on April 27 voted to overturn Traffic Safety Committee decisions and approve two near‑term street safety measures: a 4‑way stop at Zing Drive and Dunhill Drive and a painted bike/pedestrian lane on a stretch of South Main Street.
Resident Kate Broski told the council she had experienced two close calls when her child exited the driveway on Zing Drive and described a steep hill and a nearby bus stop that require children to cross at the intersection. "People tend to drive very, very quickly on it," Broski said. "I'm a concerned parent for the safety of kids."
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