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Board authorizes road painting and speed tables on selected stretch; signage and spacing requirements discussed

September 20, 2026 | Litchfield, Kennebec County, Maine


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Board authorizes road painting and speed tables on selected stretch; signage and spacing requirements discussed
The select board moved to authorize the road commissioner to plan repainting a road segment and to include three or four speed tables with appropriate signage. A motion was made and seconded to give the road commissioner authority to proceed with planning; board members discussed spacing constraints and legal posting requirements, noting the tables should not be closer than 600 feet from certain points.

Trustees discussed placement logistics and requested that the road commissioner ensure the design selected minimizes adverse effects while meeting traffic-calming objectives. "I'll make a motion that we authorized the road commissioner to plan on painting the whole road once with the inclusion of three or four speed bumps with the legality of you also have to mock has to be signs posted," a selectperson said during the discussion.

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