The Union Town Board met Wednesday night, including discussion on whether the speed limit for Sand Hill Road needs to be reduced to help slow down traffic. Chairman Brian Renard says the street has been a consistent source of resident complaints.
Sand Hill Road is owned by the Town of Union. That means any decision on the speed limit is made at the municipal level. Board members said they wanted more information before moving the speed limit to 45 mph. It will be brought up for discussion again at next month’s scheduled meeting. Renard says Union has reduced speed limits elsewhere, including on County Road DK, where it curves through Namur.
*Union Town Hall photo courtesy of Wikipedia.
