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Trustees approve temporary painted crosswalk on Main Street
Summary
Westcliffe trustees approved a temporary painted crosswalk with signage between 104 Main St. and the train depot and said a permanent curb-cut crosswalk will be budgeted for next year.
The Westcliffe Board of Trustees on July 21 approved installing a temporary painted crosswalk and yellow signage on Main Street between 104 Main St. and the train depot, with plans to budget for a permanent crosswalk and curb cut in the next fiscal year. Mr. Jagow moved and Mr. Shy seconded the motion, which the board carried.
Board members said the temporary measure is intended to address an immediate safety concern while town staff plan for the permanent installation. The trustees tasked staff to include the curb cut and permanent striping in next year’s budget; no specific cost estimate for the permanent crosswalk was provided during the meeting.
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