Board creates Chapter 67 to restrict parking on identified county trunk highways
After public input and municipal vetting, the board adopted a new ordinance (Chapter 67) that restricts stopping, standing and parking on several County Trunk Highway segments to address safety, snowplow maintenance and pedestrian conflicts; the measure passed 18–0.
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Supervisor Van Summerin introduced an ordinance to create Chapter 67, which designates no‑parking zones on specific stretches of County Trunk Highways where repeated complaints, sheriff dash-cam footage and maintenance challenges create safety concerns. Highway Commissioner Robbie Krejci presented the staff rationale, pointing to repeated complaints, dash-cam evidence and snow‑plow maintenance impacts where vehicles parked over the white line increase maintenance costs and create safety problems.
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