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Committee requires third-party traffic study for Dollar General driveway on County Highway P
Summary
The Transportation & Infrastructure Committee required a mandatory third-party traffic study—paid by the applicant—before deciding on signage or a 4-way stop for a proposed Dollar General driveway on County Highway P. The motion to require the study was approved and the report will be reviewed at a future meeting.
The Douglas County Transportation & Infrastructure Committee voted January 7, 2026, to require a third-party traffic study before acting on a driveway permit request from Dollar General for County Highway P. The committee recorded that signage and the possibility of a 4-way stop will be determined after the study is completed and reviewed.
The motion to require the traffic study was moved by John Lohse and seconded by Rosemary Lear; the committee approved the motion. The committee instructed that the cost of the mandatory traffic study will be paid by the applicant and the resulting report will be brought back for committee review at a future meeting. Committee Chair Nick Baker opened the meeting and the decision was recorded in the minutes.
