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Ironton patrolmen report road repairs and plan speed-limit signs after resident complaints
Summary
Patrolmen reported ongoing repairs on Petit Road and White Road, a recent accident reported at Marshall Bridge, and said Nick Fry will order 45 mph speed-limit signs for Cemetery, Finnegan and La Rue roads after resident complaints about speeding.
Patrolmen updated the Town of Ironton board on Sept. 8 about ongoing road maintenance and resident safety concerns, and they said they will post 45 mph speed-limit signs on three local roads.
The patrolmen’s report covered several maintenance items: Petit Road is waiting on work by Scott Construction; cold-patch repairs continue; White Road will have a culvert replaced before winter; fall mowing has begun; and a wood pile on Thomas Road belonging to M. McGlynn is being moved out of the ditch to allow mowing and snow removal. Jerry White also reported receiving a call from Geico about an accident on Marshall Bridge; the minutes do not describe injuries or damage.
The patrolmen told the board that Cemetery, Finnegan and La Rue roads currently lack posted speed limits and that residents have complained about speeding. According to the minutes, Nick Fry said he would order 45 mph signs for those roads.
No motions or votes beyond the informational report are recorded. The board listed road updates and the Pickel Road bridge as future-agenda items to be revisited at the Oct. 13 meeting.
