Thank you all for participating! We submitted our voice to the Village Board to show of support for an enforced speed limit.
The Village endorsed the proposal to enforce a speed limit of 10mph.
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Roger Quon
· petition starter
10 years ago
My understanding is that the change in code will allow Police to enforce the speed limit.
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Sue Hartshorn
10 years ago
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I agree there should be a 10-15 MPH speed limit. I also suggest that crosswalk markings be placed on the egress from Starr, so that children/pedestrians walking between the pool area and library have the reight of way. This should be placed between the three rocks located on your map and the triangle by the small parking lot.
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James G Marshall
10 years ago
I support a speed limit (no more than 10 mph) but any limit will be useless unless it is enforced.
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Cecily Frazier
10 years ago
Important to have a speed limit, esp. As use grows. Also there should be a regular police presence to enforce it. I am also concerned that the signage about parking at the library is missing/unclear. I see people going every which way which is a problem especially when there is a larger event.
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Ed Roberts
10 years ago
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I feel the speed limit is warranted considering the risk of injury from possible speeding vehicles. In order to enforce the speed limit I also feel that local police need to be present especially at special events or activities where many people may be present. It's not really any use having a speed limit if law can not be enforced.
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Richard Murray
10 years ago
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Our children walk to/from the park all year (more in the summer) sharing the same roads that the vehicles use. The new roads and parking area "through traffic" need to be safe. Please set strict limits.
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Brendan coffey
10 years ago
I support
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Linda Murray
10 years ago
Great idea! Hopefully, they will put the speed bumps in, as I imagine the park will attract teenage drivers are not as experienced on the road.
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Daniel DOrdine
10 years ago
Thank you Girl Scouts!
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Gina Fox
10 years ago
Seems a no-brainer
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Meg Cerbone
10 years ago
Proud of the Girl Scouts for taking a role in increasing the safety of community
Thank you all for participating! We submitted our voice to the Village Board to show of support for an enforced speed limit. The Village endorsed the proposal to enforce a speed limit of 10mph.
My understanding is that the change in code will allow Police to enforce the speed limit.
I agree there should be a 10-15 MPH speed limit. I also suggest that crosswalk markings be placed on the egress from Starr, so that children/pedestrians walking between the pool area and library have the reight of way. This should be placed between the three rocks located on your map and the triangle by the small parking lot.
I support a speed limit (no more than 10 mph) but any limit will be useless unless it is enforced.
Important to have a speed limit, esp. As use grows. Also there should be a regular police presence to enforce it. I am also concerned that the signage about parking at the library is missing/unclear. I see people going every which way which is a problem especially when there is a larger event.
I feel the speed limit is warranted considering the risk of injury from possible speeding vehicles. In order to enforce the speed limit I also feel that local police need to be present especially at special events or activities where many people may be present. It's not really any use having a speed limit if law can not be enforced.
Our children walk to/from the park all year (more in the summer) sharing the same roads that the vehicles use. The new roads and parking area "through traffic" need to be safe. Please set strict limits.
I support
Great idea! Hopefully, they will put the speed bumps in, as I imagine the park will attract teenage drivers are not as experienced on the road.
Thank you Girl Scouts!
Seems a no-brainer
Proud of the Girl Scouts for taking a role in increasing the safety of community
Thanks for supporting this important safety issue