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Board approves converting three T‑intersections to three‑way stops after traffic study
Summary
Engineer Justin Coyle recommended converting three T‑intersections to three‑way stops to improve safety for motorists and pedestrians; the board authorized installation of signs, with one board member noting some roads are not township roads.
An engineering traffic study recommending conversion of three T‑intersections to three‑way stops was reviewed and authorized by the board on May 13. Engineer Justin Coyle said the change would optimize safety for motorists and pedestrians and that the township would be responsible for installing signs.
Manager Stauffer and Supervisor Teague discussed jurisdictional issues, with Stauffer noting some of the roads are not township roads and Teague asking that the work be done correctly. "These are not Township roads yet," Stauffer said; the board nevertheless authorized staff to proceed with erecting the signs. The motion passed, 3–0.
The action directs staff to implement the study recommendations and arrange sign installation and any necessary coordination on non‑township roads.
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