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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Town of Hamburg public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
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.
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.
Sowles Road traffic concerns
Sowles Road was introduced as new business. The specific concern and any outcome are not on record.
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.
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.
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.
McKinley Parkway Improvements
Erie County is repaving and upgrading McKinley Parkway with drainage, pedestrian and signal improvements; the town signed on to a cooperative agreement.