There were eight responses in writing . What does that correlate to in overall dissatisfaction
from the public ?. Do we need thousnds of protesters at Sheffield Village City Hall ? The
problem has not been solved and I am not sure the proper authorities are tuned into
ClickFix.
There is supposed to be power in numbers but until this goes before the people that can do
something we will continue to sit at a traffic light that is wasting our time and gasoline.
From the original complainent.
Donald E. Pollock
Lorain, Ohio

This is Mayor John D Hunter , Sheffield Village, Ohio BUT CONTROLLED BY THE STATE OF OHIO (ODOT). We have had ODOT out several times to fix the problem. If you would stay in the Left lane the trip switch is working. The problem is the trip is not working properly in the right lane and the line painted on the street is too far forward and it does not work till several cars are in line. I will keep work with the ODOT to get the problem correct but we may have to wait till the winter is over so they can cut the street and put in new trip switches. Thanks for your patience it is bein worked on. Mayor Hunter

To Mayor Hunter: Thank you for your reply. The public will look forward to this issue being
solved by your administration's dilligence. Note: there is a second part to the dilemma,
which is sunday morning sequence being the same as weekday programming. I don't believe
trip switches help if you are only one car in the left lane and there is no other traffic coming
from any direction. However, I could stand corrected.
Donald E. Pollock
Lorain, Ohio

I will look further into this issue but part of the problem is the age of the Stop lights( 10 Years plus) and what or how many setting it has in the switching system. To replace the Red Light switching box cost about $20,000 plus cost of labor and the (ODOT) State of Ohio will not pay for changing or upgrading the Switching system or the total light ( the cost for total red light system is about $175,000). I will do what I can within the those guide lines. This is a (ODOT) State of Ohio Highway and they control all red lights, Thanks for your inquire. Mayor Hunter

I am happy to report that either ODOT or technicians from Sheffield Village have expanded the

time to turn onto Rt.2. One can actually be stopped at a light 100 yds. west of this interchange and

still make the turning light. MUCH BETTER. Unfortunately we still have the issue of Sat. and Sun.

mornings. Apparently the light mechanism isn't advanced enough to be programmed for

weekend caution flashing sequences.That is too bad.

Thank you---------Donald E. Pollock

The turning time has been extended to solve that problem. Thank you.

However the light doesn't have the capacity to be programmed for Sunday morning traffic flow.
which is too bad.

The problem has been solved.

The problem has been solved.