Residents press for stop sign, alternate mailbox parking and traffic-calming
Summary
Residents asked the Council to add a stop sign at 200 South and Hillside, suggested alternative parking layouts near community mailboxes to avoid removing recent landscaping, and urged engineering-approved traffic-calming where a problematic road dip was removed.
Multiple residents raised traffic-safety and parking concerns during the open-floor portion of the meeting.
Sharon Allred requested installation of an additional stop sign at 200 South and Hillside, citing vehicle speeds, loud traffic, limited visibility and numerous children in the area. She suggested "either a stop sign or speed bump," though council members noted speed bumps complicate winter maintenance. Council agreed to consult the Road Department before taking formal action.
Katie Allred asked the Council to reconsider preliminary plans for added parking near the community mailboxes, noting that volunteers recently installed decorative rock landscaping and that expansion could require removing work residents completed. She suggested exploring alternative locations or using the west side of the property.
A resident also asked the Council to address a roadway dip that had been removed during paving and which previously caused vehicle damage; council members said an engineering-approved traffic-calming solution should be considered and that the mayor would consult the Road Department for options.
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