Franklin Town Council Discusses Playground Opening and Traffic Safety Initiatives

The Franklin Town Council meeting focused on the opening of a new playground, ongoing safety initiatives, and community concerns about local infrastructure projects. The council approved several resolutions, including tax exemptions and bond releases, while also addressing public questions regarding a warehouse meeting and gas line work.

16:10The most notable discussion centered around the new playground, which is nearing completion. Plans for a soft opening were discussed, with the playground expected to open once the gates are installed. The council also mentioned the potential installation of security cameras to maintain safety. Residents were reminded that the playground is not yet open to the public, with a warning not to use the equipment until the official opening.

12:27Traffic safety was another significant topic, prompted by a recent tragedy affecting local residents. Council members emphasized the importance of reducing speed and minimizing distractions while driving. The town plans to participate in state grants to decrease serious accidents in April and May.

05:45Community concerns were raised during the public portion of the meeting. Questions about a recent Economic Development Committee meeting regarding a potential warehouse were addressed, with assurances that meeting minutes would be available. Concerns about ongoing gas line work were also discussed, with plans to contact the gas company for further information.

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