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IV4 VttV l, VUVVtJ il VU1 town residents arose this past summer when vehicles were clocked traveling 40 mph and faster on Main Street, which has a 25-mph speed limit.
“I think a stop sign is the absolute most fair way to make a dent in it.” council member Claudia Mitchell said.
Washington resident John MacPherson asked why the council was not considering adding signs that warn drivers of steep speeding fines. VDOTs Cubbage had earlier brought up the option, but it had been put aside in favor of a stop sign.
“It s more of a visual deterrent just to have someone be aware of the speed limit.” said MacPherson, who has a 2-year-old son and lives on Main Street.
Council member John Fox Sullivan said he questioned how effective the speeding signs would be, but noted that his position was not set in stone.
Vice mayor Goodine said the signs might help.
“I think some indication about a high fine
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