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Residents press council on striping, turning light, potholes and cybersecurity review
Summary
During public comment residents requested updates on striping from the park exit to Taqueria LouLous, a turning light at Buckhannon Pike & Pennsylvania Avenue, speed bumps, and a pothole at Bryan Street & Indiana Avenue; officials said some work is in progress and noted a time-sensitive PSC cybersecurity evaluation requirement.
Several residents used the public comment period to press the council for infrastructure fixes and clarity on a newly announced cybersecurity evaluation. Dennis Dutchess asked for an update on striping from the park exit up Illinois Avenue to the area around Taqueria LouLous; Code Enforcement Officer Wade Keith said the town is awaiting a contractor and estimated the striping could take about 1–2 months.
Mike Curran asked about the lack of a turning light at the Buckhannon Pike and Pennsylvania Avenue intersection and inquired about speed bumps; Mayor Maxson said he had attempted to contact the West Virginia Division of Highways but had not yet received a response. Jennifer Robinson asked whether there was a cap on the Public Service Commission-mandated cybersecurity evaluation or if other departments could participate; officials said scheduling and a time crunch were factors after the late notice. The pothole at Bryan Street and Indiana Avenue was reported as being repaired and in progress.
