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Council approves $4,000 for Warner Road striping and signage, expands scope of striping work
Summary
Council approved $4,000 to stripe Warner Road and install signage, then amended the motion to include striping on additional streets and further signage and installation.
On April 8 the Pine Springs City Council approved a bid to stripe Warner Road and install new signage, including a 25 mph speed limit sign.
Councilmember Adams reported on progress along Warner Road and presented a bid to stripe both sides of Warner and install a 25 mph sign. Adams moved to approve $4,000 for the work; Kinney seconded. Adams then amended the motion to expand the scope to include striping on additional streets and additional signage and installation; the amended motion passed.
Why this matters: Road striping and speed signage are routine but visible traffic‑calming and safety measures. The council attached a specific budgetary authorization ($4,000) and expanded the project scope during debate.
What’s next: Public works will coordinate the striping and signage installation according to the approved scope.
