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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Jeffersontown public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Speeding and stop signs on Chambers Way
A resident says Chambers Way is a heavily used cut-through with chronic speeding and asked for additional stop signs. The request was referred to the traffic signing committee, which meets October 14 at 2 p.m.
Broken sidewalks at Jalley Hall and Forestwood
Sidewalks there curve off the street, forcing walkers — many of them older residents — through yards. Public Works says the work is queued behind an MSD amphitheater project costing $4,000 a day in fines if crews are pulled off; roughly two weeks out, then the sidewalk work.
Maple/Watterson Trail Traffic Signal Timing
Council Member Mark Blum reported the light at Maple and Watterson Trail gives only about seven seconds of green, making it hard to exit neighborhoods. Staff will have Aero Electric recheck the timing.