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Committee member presses board on Shiloh Crossing safety and access for proposed drive‑through
Summary
A committee member raised traffic and safety concerns about access at Shiloh Crossing Drive and suggested future intersection changes (including a roundabout) might be considered — questions staff and the applicant discussed but did not resolve in the transcript.
During discussion of the special‑exception request for a drive‑through on US 36, a committee member said he favored the site "from a safety standpoint" but asked whether the Shiloh Crossing intersection and the private control of that approach might complicate access. "I do I do like the, from a safety standpoint... I do wonder if eventually that's not gonna be a good place for a roundabout," the committee member said, urging the board to note the geometry and long‑term circulation implications.
Staff and the applicant responded by describing access via the private street and an easement through Lot 7A and by noting the proposed site plan includes additional queueing beyond minimum stacking requirements to handle peak periods. The transcript records the exchange but does not show follow‑up directions, a referral for further study, or a recorded vote tied to the traffic concerns.
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