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Board agrees to traffic study request; solicitor advises Fire Chief response for repeat burning
Summary
Supervisors agreed to commission a traffic study for three roads and to ask Franklin Township to share the cost; Solicitor Sharon Myers advised contacting the Fire Chief when burning violations recur after a violation letter was already issued.
After being contacted by Franklin Township’s road foreman, the board discussed stop signs on Willow Glenn, Locust Grove Road, and Hersh Road and agreed to have a traffic study done to evaluate whether stop signs are warranted. The minutes say the supervisors will ask Franklin Township to share the study cost; no formal motion text or vote tally was recorded for this item.
On a separate enforcement matter, Solicitor Sharon Myers advised that because a violation letter had already been sent for a burning complaint, the next step should be to send out the Fire Chief the next time the fire takes place. "Since a violation letter was already sent she advised sending out the Fire Chief the next time the fire takes place," the minutes record; the board agreed this may stop further burning issues.
The minutes do not record timelines or which department will commission the traffic study; follow-up coordination with Franklin Township and the Fire Chief was left as an administrative task.
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