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Mayodan adopts Rockingham County transportation plan and orders immediate traffic controls on N. Seventh Avenue
Summary
Council approved the Rockingham County Comprehensive Transportation Plan for Mayodan and unanimously approved stop signs and a townwide speed‑limit reduction to 25 mph from 1st through 13th Avenue, directing Public Works to inspect culverts and research speed‑bump options.
NCDOT and PTRPO staff presented the Rockingham County Comprehensive Transportation Plan and described recommendations specific to Mayodan. After the presentation, council approved a resolution supporting the plan’s submission to NCDOT for final adoption.
Following the earlier N Seventh Avenue discussion, Mayor Dwight Lake proposed immediate traffic‑safety steps to slow seasonal traffic: a three‑way stop at N Seventh/Wilkins and four‑way stops at N Seventh/Roach, Jackson/N 10th and Virginia/N 11th. Council also voted unanimously to reduce the speed limit to 25 miles per hour on Town‑maintained roads from 1st Avenue through 13th Avenue and directed staff to research bolt‑down speed bumps and inspect culverts for debris. Staff will coordinate installation of signage and any required public notifications.
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