posted by Joe Polk at 2:08 PM /
Mt. Lebanon Commission heard residents for an hour on Oct. 13 express their concerns about proposed plans for traffic sign changes that they believe would negatively impact their streets. Many drivers use these streets as a short-cut to avoid congestion on Bower Hill and Cochran Roads, they said.
A flyer created and distributed by a resident mistakenly stated that a vote on the plan was scheduled to take place at the meeting. However, a vote is not likely to take place for at least several more meetings said Ward 5 commissioner Dan Miller.
Nonetheless, more than 10 residents - in addition to others who a signed petition and a large group who attended the meeting - asked the commission to reject the current proposal and start from scratch.
Link: www.thealmanac.net/ALM/Story/10-15-ML-Commission
A flyer created and distributed by a resident mistakenly stated that a vote on the plan was scheduled to take place at the meeting. However, a vote is not likely to take place for at least several more meetings said Ward 5 commissioner Dan Miller.
Nonetheless, more than 10 residents - in addition to others who a signed petition and a large group who attended the meeting - asked the commission to reject the current proposal and start from scratch.
Link: www.thealmanac.net/ALM/Story/10-15-ML-Commission
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