We're all for pedestrian safety, but these Chicanes are: 1. unnecessary 2. unsightly 3. not a good use of our taxpayer dollars
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Julie Roimiser
5 years ago
Not necessary
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Don’t do it. It is a waste of taxpayer money
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Anonymous
5 years ago
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I agree that another solution should be considered. I think this might cause more accidents then prevent and then it could cost the village A LOT more in law suit. (Why wouldn't a stop sign work? Speed bumps?
More police giving tickets?
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Elizebath Miranda
5 years ago
Worry more about the speeding on 72 and people running stop signs on Washington st. then this crap
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please let’s not ruin our little town
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Susan Romano
5 years ago
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This is completely unnecessary. I live a block away. The stop sign is more than enough. If there is a resident there that feels that unsafe maybe they should move somewhere more rural. I grew up in a Chicago and the amount of traffic here doesn’t come close to warranting this. I also agree that it would prohibit snow plows, garbage trucks and leaf collection trucks from doing their jobs. It’s also a terrible eye sore and would likely cause more confusion with auto and pedestrian traffic there. Not to mention heritage fest. Wouldn’t that hinder access for the crafters to set up? This isn’t a well thought out idea and most likely proposed for a couple a residents who are paranoid about living there.
We're all for pedestrian safety, but these Chicanes are: 1. unnecessary 2. unsightly 3. not a good use of our taxpayer dollars
Not necessary
Don’t do it. It is a waste of taxpayer money
I agree that another solution should be considered. I think this might cause more accidents then prevent and then it could cost the village A LOT more in law suit. (Why wouldn't a stop sign work? Speed bumps? More police giving tickets?
Worry more about the speeding on 72 and people running stop signs on Washington st. then this crap
Please let’s not ruin our little town
This is completely unnecessary. I live a block away. The stop sign is more than enough. If there is a resident there that feels that unsafe maybe they should move somewhere more rural. I grew up in a Chicago and the amount of traffic here doesn’t come close to warranting this. I also agree that it would prohibit snow plows, garbage trucks and leaf collection trucks from doing their jobs. It’s also a terrible eye sore and would likely cause more confusion with auto and pedestrian traffic there. Not to mention heritage fest. Wouldn’t that hinder access for the crafters to set up? This isn’t a well thought out idea and most likely proposed for a couple a residents who are paranoid about living there.
NOT NEEDED!