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Committee explains limits on signage for private ways after Seabrest/Seagrass request
Summary
A resident requested a 'Dead End / No Outlet' sign on Seabrest/Seagrass Circle; staff told the committee the street is a private way and the town does not install regulatory signs on private roads — residents may install private signs after neighborhood agreement.
The committee reviewed a resident request for a "Dead End / No Outlet" sign on Seabrest (also called Seagrass) Circle. Tom explained the street is a private way in a subdivision, so the town typically will not install regulatory signage there. Committee members advised the resident to check with neighbors before placing a private sign; staff (Rico) agreed to notify the requester of the town’s limit and next steps.
Separately, the committee discussed Luscombe Lane, which includes a sharp curve and has some 20–25 mph advisory signage. Members suggested brush-clearing to improve sightlines and using a speed trailer to gather data before pursuing permanent measures on privately controlled segments.
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