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Webster commissioners to check with DOT before adding crosswalk signs at Old School crossing

Town of Webster Board of Commissioners · November 5, 2025
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Summary

The Webster board discussed adding two crosswalk signs at the newly designated Old School crosswalk and directed Commissioner Dale Collins to consult DOT and, if recommended, file for DOT Encroachment MOA approval before ordering signage.

Town of Webster commissioners discussed adding two additional crosswalk signs at the newly designated Old School crossing during their Nov. 5 business meeting.

The board compared the proposed signage to existing signs installed at the Buchanan Loop and SR 116 intersection. Commissioners reached consensus that Commissioner Dale Collins should contact the Department of Transportation to learn whether DOT currently recommends adding signage at the new crossing. If DOT advises installation, Collins will file the required Encroachment Memorandum of Agreement paperwork and secure approval before the town orders signs.

No formal motion or funding decision was recorded; the item was recorded as a board consensus and a direction to a commissioner to pursue DOT guidance and any required approvals.

Next steps recorded in the minutes specify consultation with DOT and completion of any necessary permitting prior to purchase.