Town of Hamburg · week of October 24, 2026
8 issues moved in Town of Hamburg
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Parker Road crosswalk
The board has been looking at a crosswalk on Parker Road. A marked crossing could improve pedestrian safety in the area, but no decision is on record.
What it means: Pedestrians crossing Parker Road would benefit if a crosswalk is installed.
Follow this issue →Tim Tam Trail stop sign request
A request for a stop sign on Tim Tam Trail was on the agenda. The board often weighs sight lines, speeds, and crash history before recommending signs.
What it means: Residents of Tim Tam Trail would benefit from traffic calming if the sign is approved.
Follow this issue →Railroad quiet zones
Quiet zones would reduce train horn noise at rail crossings, but they typically require upgraded crossing safety equipment. The status of this effort is unknown.
What it means: Residents living near rail crossings would benefit from reduced horn noise if quiet zones advance.
Follow this issue →Lakeshore Road Speed Study & Traffic Safety
Lakeview Road was again before the board. The nature of the concern and any outcome are not on record.
What it means: Travelers on Lakeview Road would benefit from any safety measures adopted.
Follow this issue →Parker Road Residential Subdivision
The board has been looking at a crosswalk on Parker Road. A marked crossing could improve pedestrian safety in the area, but no decision is on record.
What it means: Pedestrians crossing Parker Road would benefit if a crosswalk is installed.
Follow this issue →Sowles Road traffic concerns
Sowles Road was introduced as new business. The specific concern and any outcome are not on record.
What it means: Sowles Road residents and travelers would benefit from any resulting safety measures.
Follow this issue →Camp Road corridor safety
The Camp Road corridor remains on the board's docket as a safety concern. Any recommendations would likely go to the town and highway department.
What it means: Motorists and pedestrians traveling Camp Road would benefit from any safety improvements.
Follow this issue →Riley Boulevard traffic concerns
A traffic safety matter at 3901 Jeffrey Boulevard, associated with the Penn Dixie site, was introduced. Details and outcome are not on record.
What it means: Visitors and neighbors near the Penn Dixie site would benefit from any safety improvements.
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What's coming, and the deadline
Planning Commission · Wednesday, November 4
- Zoning Code Amendments Discussion
- Automated Coffee Shop Site Plan
- Harvest Bible Chapel Addition
- Travel Center & Restaurants at Southwestern and Big Tree
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