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Board votes to request speed‑limit zone change on SR 304 in Dry Valley
Summary
Union Township supervisors voted to send a letter to Tom Squires at Penn DOT asking for an increase in the speed‑limit zone on SR 304 in Dry Valley so the speed limit can be enforced; PSP will be copied. The motion passed unanimously.
The board voted to send a formal request to Penn DOT asking for an increase in the speed‑limit zone on State Route 304 in Dry Valley so local enforcement can apply. Supervisor Tom Reitz moved the motion; Todd Wright seconded and the motion carried. The minutes specify the letter will be sent to Tom Squires at Penn DOT and that PSP will be copied on the correspondence.
The minutes do not specify the proposed new speed limit or the technical justification (traffic study, accident history) for the change. The board's action is a request to Penn DOT; any change to posted limits will depend on Penn DOT's review and approval.
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