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Residents press council on striping, potholes and traffic signals; town notes time crunch on cybersecurity evaluation
Summary
Public commenters asked the council for an update on striping near the park, a lack of a turn signal at Buckhannon Pike and Pennsylvania Avenue, pothole repairs, and the status of a required cybersecurity evaluation; officials gave timelines where available and said the town is awaiting responses from contractors and the state.
Resident Dennis Dutchess asked for an update on striping from the park exit to Illinois Avenue; Code Enforcement Officer Wade Keith said the town is waiting for the contractor and estimated the work would be "approximately 1-2 months out."
Resident Mike Curran raised the lack of a turning light at Buckhannon Pike and Pennsylvania Avenue; Mayor Sam Maxson said he had attempted contact with the West Virginia Department of Highways but had not received a response. Jennifer Robinson asked about a pothole at Bryan Street and Indiana Avenue (repair in progress) and whether the cybersecurity evaluation required by the West Virginia Public Service Commission had a cap; minutes note "Yes, there is a time crunch due to the late notification."
