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Residents raise concerns about worn 'Welcome to Livermore Falls' sign and a peeled stop sign on Depot Street
Summary
During public comment, residents urged the town to address a deteriorated 'Welcome to Livermore Falls' sign on Route 133 and an oxidized/peeled stop sign on Depot Street, with staff noting the stop sign falls under state responsibility.
Residents used the public-comment period to ask the Select Board to repair or replace worn town signage and to press for action on road maintenance.
S7 (Resident) said the 'Welcome to Livermore Falls' sign on Route 133 is in poor condition and asked whether TIF funds could be used to repaint or replace it. S7 also raised concerns that a stop sign on Depot Street has peeled and may be a state responsibility. S2 (Chair) and S9 (Staff member) responded that the stop sign is on a state route and would require contacting the regional state office; S2 said earlier construction projects have delayed routine state work such as pothole patching.
Residents urged the town to coordinate with the state and confirmed the existence of a newer sign nearby while requesting removal of the old one. No formal action was taken during the meeting; staff provided guidance on who to contact and next steps for follow-up.
