A group of residents at Rolling Hills Drive, are working together towards their goal of having a stop sign installed.
The Rolling Hills Traffic and Safety Committee authored an online petition to Orangeville Town Council. The petition has already garnered around 250 signatures, and will be brought before Council at their June 14 meeting.
There is no sidewalk down to Highway 10, and some residents have concerns after a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle at that crossing, back in March of this year.
“We’ve had a lot of issues with kids crossing to catch the school bus, seniors crossing to the hospital,” said Janice Eldridge, a member of the neighbourhood’s safety committee.
A portable speed radar sign was put up in the Rolling Hills neighbourhood a few weeks ago, and she said that the OPP have been recording some very upsetting speeds so far.
The petition can be viewed at:
https://www.change.org/p/orangeville-town-council-rolling-hills-stop-sign
