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Council confronts stop-sign gaps in White Oak; accepts two snow-plow bids

St. Stephen City Council · January 8, 2025
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Summary

Council agreed to pause building permits in White Oak until utilities are in and to press the developer on stop-sign placement; both Burski and Jason Traut were approved for snow-plow services.

Council reviewed unfinished-business items related to White Oak County Estates and East Crest development, including complaints about missing stop signs in White Oak and a developer (Ferche) who had not relocated required road signs. The council instructed staff to require stop signs and to halt issuing further building permits in White Oak until utilities are completed; All State Traffic submitted a $2,600 bid to move signs if the developer does not act.

On new business, the council received and approved two snow-plow bids—one from Burski and one from Jason Traut—and authorized both vendors for snow-plow services in St. Stephen. The council also approved minor purchases for the plow truck (an LED light and a small tool set) as recommended by Road & Bridge staff.