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Selectboard asks VT Traffic Committee for bus stop signs, seeks speed enforcement data on Route 2A
Summary
The Selectboard approved a letter to the Vermont Traffic Committee requesting bus stop signs at Routes 2A and 116 and heard that Chair Colf is collecting speed enforcement data from the Chittenden County Sheriff's Department to explore future enforcement or contract options initiated by a prior road commissioner.
The Selectboard approved a letter requesting bus stop signs at Routes 2A and 116 to be considered at the Vermont Traffic Committee meeting on Sept. 9. The motion to approve the letter was made by Adam Dantzscher and seconded by Judy Scott; it passed without discussion.
Chair Joel Colf said he is seeking data from the Chittenden County Sheriff's Department regarding speed enforcement efforts on Route 2A earlier in the spring and summer, and is exploring relationships and potential contracts to continue enforcement work that had been initiated by former Road Commissioner Scott Brooks. The board did not record any contractual decisions at the meeting, but directed Colf to continue gathering information for future consideration.
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