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Spring Hill council pursues speed-sign encroachment, coordinates with DPW
Summary
Council President Craig Deken said he submitted an encroachment application to place a speed sign on Cold Spring Road and is working with the Department of Public Works to borrow a sign temporarily or seek simplified encroachment licensing for small towns.
Craig Deken, president of the Town Council, said Jan. 19 that he has submitted an encroachment application to place a speed sign on Cold Spring Road and is coordinating with the Department of Public Works to find a temporary or streamlined solution.
The council discussed two options: borrowing a speed sign for about six months while village staff pursue a longer-term fix, or asking state/local authorities to modify the encroachment licensing process to better suit small towns. Deken said he will continue to work with the DPW on next steps. There was no formal vote recorded on the matter during the meeting.
The item follows the council's ongoing interest in traffic-calming measures on Cold Spring Road; no installation timetable, funding allocation, or formal permit approval was specified in the minutes.
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