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Residents and Selectboard weigh road‑blocking plan to preserve 911 numbering in Rogue's Ridge and Moose Hollow
Summary
Residents and Selectboard members discussed preserving existing 911 numbers by blocking the cut‑through between Rogue's Ridge and Moose Hollow, using an unbuilt road owned by a private landowner to meet intersection requirements, and potential town takeover of a portion of Signal Hill; the board authorized Chair Coleman to contact owner Bob Hunter.
At the March 19 meeting residents from Rogue's Ridge and Moose Hollow raised concerns about 911 addressing if a new cut‑through road is opened between the two neighborhoods. Discussion focused on whether blocking the road would preserve current 911 numbers and on how to meet state requirements for emergency access.
Board members and residents discussed using an "unbuilt" road owned by property owner Bob Hunter as a 90%‑required intersection, and noted the State's requirement to construct two cul‑de‑sacs—one on each side of a blocked road—for emergency access. The Selectboard authorized Chair Stuart Coleman to contact Bob Hunter about the cut‑through road (motion by William Schwartz; seconded by Julie Isaacs). The board also scheduled a follow‑up meeting in April and discussed mailing information to all Rogue's Ridge and Moose Hollow homeowners.
