Public input is being sought regarding temporary stop signs that have been installed at three locations in the Village of Pleasant Prairie. The stop signs were installed earlier this year at the intersections of: County Highway H and Bain Station Road; County Highway C and Bain Station Road; and County Highway C and 104th Avenue. The stop signs were initially installed to help manage increased traffic traveling through a detour route around construction at the intersection of County Highways C and H.

The Village of Pleasant Prairie is asking those who live, work or travel through the area to answer some brief questions and offer input as to whether they would like to see the stop signs remain. The public input received will be considered, along with other factors such as established traffic safety standards and upcoming development in the area, as the Kenosha County Division of Highways makes a final decision regarding these intersections.

To read a brief overview and to offer input regarding this topic, interested individuals are invited click here. This link will take you to the forum. The topic will remain open for input until October 31.

Open Village Hall is an online forum that has been designed by Peak Democracy to encourage civil and on-topic discussion in a convenient and non-intimidating way. Once there, you can choose to register in order to participate in the conversation and share your thoughts, or you can simply read about the topic and see what others have to say. To encourage a civil discussion, Peak Democracy requires registration with a valid street and email address and allows one response per person per topic. The Village would like to thank those who offer their feedback.