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Residents and councilmembers raise traffic and pedestrian safety concerns during public comment
Summary
During public comment at the Sept. 23 special meeting, Paul Angelini warned of heavy traffic and pedestrian safety concerns near local routes, Councilmember Ted Quisenberry tied increased traffic to I-75 construction, and Steve McLean reported aggressive driver behavior; no specific remedial actions were recorded in the minutes.
During the public comment period at the Sept. 23 special session, Paul Angelini told the council there are "heavy traffic and pedestrian safety concerns" in affected areas, urging attention from city officials. Councilmember Ted Quisenberry noted that increased traffic volume is "due to I-75 construction," linking local traffic patterns to regional construction activity.
Steve McLean also raised concerns about "aggressive driver" behavior in the community. The meeting minutes record those statements but do not document follow-up directions or motions assigning staff to investigate traffic-calming or enforcement measures at this session.
