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Resident asks village for stop signs and speed controls; trustees outline petition process
Summary
Resident Cheryl Kaiser asked the board to place a stop sign near her house on Boulevard and raised concerns about delivery drivers ignoring stop signs; trustees advised submitting a written request and gathering neighborhood signatures and discussed speed humps and paint quality raised by another resident.
During public comment, Cheryl Kaiser (speaker 5) of 530 Boulevard asked the board to install a stop sign in front of her home and described delivery drivers failing to stop. Kaiser told the trustees, "I see cars going right through the stop sign, especially now that we have Uber Eats in the neighborhood," and asked how to start the process. Trustees responded with procedural guidance, advising a written request and neighborhood signatures to support the petition.
Another resident (speaker 3) raised maintenance concerns about speed hump paint and suggested the village consider robotic mowers to reduce routine mowing costs, saying, "I really think we need to consider the robotic mowers. You can pay for them in 6 months." Trustees said requests can be submitted simultaneously and emphasized the need for neighborhood support when petitioning the town or village for traffic-calming measures.
