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Committee reviews Landrigan drop-off plan, considers police and temporary controls for first weeks
Summary
Project presenters described a parent drop-off route and new signage at Hemlock/Landrigan; committee members recommended an administrator on-site and considered paying for police presence for two to three weeks to enforce safe traffic flow.
Presenter (S5) described the proposed parent drop-off and turnaround at Hemlock and Landrigan, saying the plan includes a double-sided sign directing parents to the main entrance, designated parent queueing, and a widened bus area where buses will turn around and park. "We're adding a stop sign here and another sign direction you're gonna turn down the hill," S5 said to explain the intended flow.
Committee members questioned who will enforce the new restricted areas. Chair (S1) and Staff member (S6) said an administrator will be present during arrival; S4 suggested an initial police presence "for the first 2 to 3 weeks" to set expectations and reduce dangerous maneuvers such as 3-point turns. The group discussed using movable pylons or cones as a temporary measure but noted plow operations require devices to be removable in winter. The committee agreed to monitor the first weeks, review custodial staffing, and decide whether the committee will fund temporary police detail.
