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Council agenda includes traffic signal contract, stop‑sign changes and a new streetlight request
Summary
Agenda items propose contract talks with TLS Traffic Signal Services (OKC) for traffic lights, adding/removing stop signs at local intersections, and installing a streetlight at Haynie and A St (installation cost waived, monthly cost to town).
The May 14 Calera council agenda lists several infrastructure and traffic items, including a proposed contract with TLS Traffic Signal Services of Oklahoma City for maintenance of traffic lights, intersection signage changes on 3rd Street (adding/removing stop signs), and a request to install a new streetlight at the northeast corner of Haynie and A Street with installation costs waived and the town accepting monthly service costs.
The agenda frames the TLS contract as either approving TLS to service traffic lights or authorizing them to repair street lights over traffic signals. The traffic‑control items include adding stop signs at 3rd St and Rosehill Ln to create a three‑way stop and removing stop signs on 3rd St at Michelle with a 'Cross Traffic does not stop' sign to change right‑of‑way. The streetlight item specifies no installation charge but ongoing monthly cost responsibility for the town.
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