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Committee discusses Lebanon Lakes speed bumps and asks clerk to check on solar stop signs
Summary
Woodland Township Committee discussed whether rubber speed bumps would be preferable in Lebanon Lakes and directed Clerk Maryalice Brown to check with Mr. Arnwine about solar stop signs; no formal decision or funding action was recorded.
Committee members discussed local traffic-calming options for Lebanon Lakes and asked staff to follow up on solar-powered stop signs during the July 23 workshop.
Members raised the question of whether rubber speed bumps would be a better option for Lebanon Lakes; the meeting minutes record the consideration but no formal motion or vote to install or fund new speed bumps. Committeeman Mull specifically inquired about the status of solar stop signs and asked the clerk to check with Mr. Arnwine for more information.
Why it matters: traffic-calming hardware and solar stop signs affect resident safety and municipal maintenance responsibilities. The minutes record the committee’s interest and a directive for staff follow-up, but they do not list estimated costs, installation timelines or funding sources.
The public-comment period recorded no speakers, and the committee moved to adjourn at 6:51 p.m.
