Summary
A new signal at Ft. Meigs Road and Coe Court, where Hawthorn Subdivision traffic has grown sharply. The developer reimburses up to half the $322,452 cost, softening the hit to city coffers.
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Last discussed Jan 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
City's net cost roughly $160,000-$177,000 after up to 50% developer reimbursement.
Drivers at that busy intersection, especially subdivision traffic, get safer signalized crossings.
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