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Mesick resident urges 25 mph snowmobile signs and parking enforcement; council tables sign placement
Summary
Resident Laurie Dayton asked the council to install 25 mph snowmobile signs on Adelbert Street (and possibly Edward Street) and requested enforcement for cars blocking John Street; the council tabled sign placement pending review by President Clous.
Laurie Dayton, a Village of Mesick resident, requested that the council place signs on Adelbert Street to set a 25 mph speed for snowmobilers and suggested that placing signs on Edward Street could also help. She also urged the council to issue parking tickets to vehicles left at the end of John Street and other properties that block the roadway, citing safety and snow-removal concerns.
The minutes record that the council agreed to table sign placement until President Clous reviews the streets. No timetable or specific enforcement plan was recorded for parking tickets in the minutes. "LAURIE DAYTON ASKED FOR SIGNS ON ADELBERT STREET FOR SNOWMOBILERS TO TRAVEL AT 25 MPH, AND THE COUNCIL THOUGHT THAT PLACING SIGNS ON EDWARD STREET COULD ALSO BE BENEFICIAL," the meeting record states.
The minutes do not show a subsequent motion or vote on either the signs or the requested parking enforcement; both items were left for follow-up review by the president.
