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Resident suggests Bakerville directional sign; vendor cost cited at about $2,200 for four weeks
Summary
A resident recommended placing a sign at the 505/80 junction to direct people to a disposal site; she said JC Graphics charges about $2,200 for a four-week placement and suggested exploring digital billboard options.
During public comment, Allison Lachevsky of River Avenue urged the council to place a directional sign in the Bakerville area at the 505/80 intersection to direct people toward a dump or disposal site, saying the intersection is a highly visible advertising spot. Lachevsky quoted a vendor she researched—JC Graphics—saying "The average cost of the sign right there at that intersection is about 2,200 for a 4 week period."
She suggested digital billboards could be explored for greater reach and reminded the council that a prior member (she referenced Matthew) had discussed mileage-marker signage. The item was presented as a community suggestion; council members thanked the speaker and did not take an immediate vote or direct staff to begin procurement.
