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Residents, chief raise safety concerns about Hwy 44 cement crossing near post office
Summary
Public commenters told the Markesan Streets, Buildings & Utilities Committee that snow reduces visibility at a cement crossing on Highway 44 by the post office, creating a hazard for pedestrians and drivers; no formal action was recorded at the meeting.
Three community members raised safety concerns about a cement crossing on Highway 44 near the Markesan post office during public comment at the Streets, Buildings & Utilities Committee meeting on Jan. 6.
Dave Brinkman, Chief Wiorek and Marie Schmidt said snow accumulation around the crossing reduces visibility and creates a hazard for pedestrians and motorists. Their remarks focused on immediate visibility and winter maintenance rather than a specific remedial plan.
The comments were recorded as part of the public-comment period; the committee did not record a formal motion or decision in response during the Jan. 6 meeting. The committee’s next steps on the matter were not specified in the minutes.
The meeting was chaired by Dave Abendroth and adjourned at 6:12 p.m.
