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Resident asks Coldspring council to reconsider stop sign at Brookshire Brothers

City of Coldspring City Council · December 2, 2024
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Summary

At the Dec. 2 council meeting, resident Gerald Deeter asked the City of Coldspring to "reconsider putting up a stop sign at Brookshire Brothers," urging action on a local traffic-safety concern raised during public comment.

Gerald Deeter used the public-comment portion of the Dec. 2 meeting to raise a local traffic-safety concern, asking the council to "reconsider putting up a stop sign at Brookshire Brothers." The request was recorded in the meeting minutes but no formal motion or vote on the sign was taken during the session.

Mayor John Benestante and council members heard the request during the roll-call/visitor portion of the meeting. The minutes do not record any immediate direction to staff, a referral to a traffic study, or a follow-up date; the item remains a citizen request on the record.