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Resident asks Village of Jordan to add painted crosswalk on Hamilton Street
Summary
Resident Theresa Hatt asked the Village Board to add painted crosswalk striping on Hamilton Street, saying there is signage but no marked crossing. Mayor Brim said he will coordinate with the school, which has striping equipment, and did not oppose the request.
Resident Theresa Hatt told the Village Board on Oct. 28 that while there is signage for pedestrians on Hamilton Street heading toward the village, “there is signage but not an actual ‘cross walk’ on the road itself,” and asked whether the village could install painted striping to create a marked crosswalk.
Mayor Brim responded that he will coordinate with the local school because the district has striping equipment and “doesn’t see why we couldn’t accommodate her request.” The board did not take immediate action that night but indicated willingness to pursue coordination and follow-up with the school and DPW.
Next steps identified at the meeting include Mayor Brim contacting the school and, if needed, placing the request on a future agenda for formal approval of any striping work and associated costs. No dollar amounts or timeline for installation were specified at the meeting.
