agreed

I noticed more people going the wrong way on Central Street, it doesn't appear that there is a no left hand turn sign when you exit the parking lot.

A review of the site plan approval will determine the correct signage requirement and responsibility. This action will begin tomorrow at 7AM.

Wait'll they get in an accident or even better, if you can find one of the town's finest behind Marshall's or hiding out somewhere else, maybe you can write them a ticket to increase the town revenue.

Gotta love the haters in this forum! Unbelieveable

Nice to know our selectman TBoussy can find the time to comment on a private business owner's sign but not defend the quality of our police department. Silence speaks volumes.

Because it has been referred to several times as being a business-owners sign, I want to clarify that this sign is mounted to the signal mast-arm pole and therefore well within the public right-of-way by at least 5 feet. Also, since the business has been in that location since the 70's, it is likely the sign was installed when the intersection was reconstructed (which I am sure happened after the 70's). It is unlikely that a business owner even has jurisdiction to change this sign.

Maybe this will help everyone! The site plan for Rounds Hardware is public record. If you make a public records request like I did you will see that the property owner is responsible for putting a new sign up. Actually the site plan says there should be a "one way" sign constructed "by the owner" so that people drive in that entrance and exit the other entrance closest to city cycle. Hopefully this will help all!!

Documentation (1980's) has been provided to the Building Inspector who will conduct further review of any amended agreements or site plans the Department does not have access to.

Stoneham DPW 2 designou esta questão a Stoneham Inspectional Services/Building Department

A close call here today!

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