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Freeburg board adopts ordinance adding stop sign at N. Edison intersection

Village of Freeburg Board of Trustees · September 15, 2025
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Summary

The Village of Freeburg adopted Ordinance No. 1803 on Sept. 15, 2025, adding a stop sign to the traffic schedule for the N. Edison/Meadow Lake/Meadow Ridge intersection. The measure passed by roll call vote (4–0, 2 absent).

The Village of Freeburg Board of Trustees on Sept. 15 adopted Ordinance No. 1803, amending Chapter 24 of the village code to add a stop sign at the N. Edison intersection with Meadow Lake Drive and Meadow Ridge Drive. Mayor Seth Speiser called the motion to a vote after Village Engineer Tim Pruett presented the September engineer report and there were no questions.

Trustee Robert (Bob) Kaiser moved to adopt the ordinance by title only; Trustee Dana Miller seconded. The roll call showed 4 ayes, 0 nay and 2 trustees absent, and the motion carried. Police Chief Mike Schutzenhofer had recommended installing the stop sign during the Public Property Committee discussion earlier in the meeting.

The ordinance changes the village traffic schedule to reflect the new stop control; the board did not specify an effective date in the minutes. Residents with questions were directed to the Village Engineer's office for details on signage timing and placement.