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State will convert Rt 107/Rt 150 intersection to all‑way stop; town requests blinking stop signs
Summary
The State plans to convert the Rt 107 and Rt 150 intersection to an all‑way stop in 2027; Kensington officials discussed traffic impacts and asked the State to consider stop signs with blinking lights to increase visibility.
Selectmen discussed a State project to change the Rt 107 and Rt 150 intersection to a four‑way (all‑way) stop, with construction expected to begin in 2027. The board noted that the traffic study results had not yet been released.
Police Chief Scott Cain suggested that the town request stop signs with blinking lights to make the change more obvious to motorists; the board agreed to pass that request to the State. Department heads discussed traffic impacts and construction coordination but no formal town funding or local approvals were required at the meeting.
The board will follow releases of the State traffic study and coordinate on construction timing and any needed local traffic control measures.
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