Alto
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What may change how people get around?Roads issues in Alto
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The town council is set to weigh a resolution updating its official road mileage records with the state transportation department.
A tractor-trailer tore up Rice Street after getting stuck, and the Town Council is considering signage to keep trucks off the route.
A resident asked the town council for additional traffic calming on Cook Street, where the town has also been installing child-safety signage.
Alto's Town Council raised concerns about a hole in the road in front of the McDaniel shop, but no fix has been decided yet.
Residents on the Banks County side of Alto are still waiting as the town continues gathering quotes for road work in the area.
Town officials had been tracking regional road-safety talks, including a railroad crossing that can block emergency vehicles and a push for roundabouts…
Residents flagged Tucker Drive's condition to the town council, but no repair plan has been decided yet.
After residents complained about speeding, the town council favored radar signs and rumble strips over speed bumps, but two months later the mayor had already installed three-way…
Council members reviewed a proposed turn-about for Wade Street tied to traffic safety concerns but signaled they weren't on board with the idea.
Council members floated adding a crosswalk and sidewalks by Alto Grocery, but no decision has been made.
The council weighed connecting two streets rather than ending a road in a cul-de-sac, with members indicating the connection was not favorable.
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