More signage to be added north of city on Highway 4
A much discussed traffic area on Highway 4 is getting one new speed sign after council agreed unanimously May 28.
The decision came from a May 14 discussion between mayor and council about the intersection on the service road near Home Hardware and alerting drivers of the speed change.
“If you turn out of Home Hardware, there are no signs until the flashing light [one],” Coun. Tom Harrison said during the May 14 meeting. “I’m just asking if there’s a better way to sign it.”
Coun. Glen Winkler commented that public perception is important, as many people tend to think this area was built as a speed trap for enforcement officers.