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stated that it is a problem that everybody recognizes, yet not much is done about it. Newbill Miller replied that it ‘‘Won’t be the first time we've tried to do something about it.” Miller went on to state that there definitely is a problem and that “What really bothers me is when it’s 12 midnight on a Saturday night."
Miller then requested that ideas be given to the council to remedy the situation, and Pat Foster suggested the following:
—reduce the speed limit to 15 mph where it currently is 25 mph
—enforce the speed limit by stationing police and-or volunteer citizens
—a three-way stop where there presently is a two-way stop
—additional signs, possibly saying 'SLOW. CHILDREN’
—speed bumps
Residents also expressed their concern about the lack of observance of bike safety in the town. Camille Foster said "People are scared to death" that they may be the one to hit a cyclist. Upon the suggestion that bike riding be prohibited in Trinity Parking lot. a popular spot for young bike riders. Miller replied. “Thats private property and we can’t do anything about it."
Miller also asked "Where else could the children go if they can't ride in town? I don't want to see the youngsters being told they can't go here, here or here.” Miller did agree, however, that there was concern for their safety.
The concensus was that bike safety should be emphasized and that there was no anger towards these children, only concern. The suggestion was that bike safety be taught to these
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