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Resident tells council stop sign placement at Main St. and Hwy 2 is creating safety issues
Summary
Resident Deborah Sapp urged the Noma Town Council to address the placement of a stop sign she said is set too far back from the intersection of Main Street and Highway 2; the council directed the Town Clerk to contact FDOT about moving the sign.
During public comment at the Sept. 2 meeting, resident Deborah Sapp told the Noma Town Council that a stop sign at Main Street and Highway 2 is set too far back from the intersection, creating driver confusion and prompting warnings from sheriff’s deputies.
The council recorded the concern and directed Town Clerk Ben Tew to contact the Florida Department of Transportation to explore moving the sign closer to the intersection. No formal vote was required or taken; the action was recorded as a direction to staff.
The council did not record an engineering assessment in the meeting minutes; any subsequent changes would be subject to FDOT review and approval because the road is a state highway.
