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Spring Hill council discusses Cold Spring Road speed sign, mailbox repairs
Summary
At its March 16 meeting the Spring Hill Town Council heard that the town's DPW contact is unresponsive on a planned Cold Spring Road speed sign; Council Member Larry Kleiman agreed to search for a site plan on his property to support an encroachment license application. The council also said it sent letters to residents whose mailboxes the town maintains and will assess repairs after the snow season.
At its March 16 meeting the Spring Hill Town Council discussed progress on a planned speed sign for Cold Spring Road and damage to town‑maintained mailboxes.
President Craig Deken said the town's contact at the Department of Public Works is no longer responding about the speed sign project and that further steps require an encroachment license. Council Member Larry Kleiman volunteered to look for a site plan for his Cold Spring Road property to help move the encroachment process forward.
Deken said the council recently sent a letter to Cold Spring Road residents whose mailboxes the town maintains, inviting homeowners to report mailbox damage by email. He said the council plans to assess and schedule repairs once the risk of additional snow has passed.
No formal vote or timeline for the speed sign installation was recorded in the meeting minutes. The council did not record a vote tally on the minutes motion referenced elsewhere in the agenda.
