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Board sets Oct. 20 hearing on proposed Hudson Avenue stop sign
Summary
The board voted to set a public hearing for Oct. 20 to consider installing a stop sign at Hudson Avenue within Clinton Street to slow traffic near the town offices and parking areas.
The board voted to set a public hearing on Oct. 20 to consider installing a stop sign on Hudson Avenue at Clinton Street to slow traffic near the parking lot and town offices, the Chair said.
"We're talking about this. A lot of people tend to be using Hudson Avenue all the time now because they don't wanna stop at the stop signs on George," the Chair said while describing driver behavior at the nearby intersections. The Chair said the proposed sign would be located between the parking lot and the town offices.
Board members approved a motion to set the hearing. The board did not record public comment on the item during the meeting; the hearing will provide a public forum for residents to weigh in before the board considers installation.
