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Resident urges marked crosswalk on Hamilton Street; environmental commission seeks sign permission
Summary
During public comment, resident Theresa Hatt asked the board to install a marked crosswalk on Hamilton Street, saying 'there is signage but not an actual "cross walk" on the road itself.' Tracy Resch of the Elbridge Commission on the Environment requested permission for a 24' x 36' QR sign in the Native Garden; the board asked for a follow-up meeting.
Two public commenters addressed separate community issues at the Oct. 28 meeting. Resident Theresa Hatt raised a pedestrian-safety concern on Hamilton Street, telling the board that "there is signage but not an actual 'cross walk' on the road itself," and asked whether the village could install pavement markings. Mayor Brim said he would coordinate with the school, which "has the stripper," and indicated he did not see a reason the request could not be accommodated.
Tracy Resch, Co-Chair of the Elbridge Commission on the Environment, asked for permission to place a 24' x 36' sign containing a QR code in the Native Garden. Trustee Simko requested a separate meeting with the commission to discuss the request; Resch noted the commission meets the last Tuesday of each month, with the next meeting on Nov. 26, 2024.
