Update: Ordinance Would Ban Left Turns From Three Streets Onto Easton Avenue

November 9, 2018 Township Council

Township Manager Robert Vornlocker said that township police will continue to monitor three streets that empty onto Easton Avenue.

Update: The Township Council passed the ordinance on second reading at its Nov. 8 meeting.

The new rules go into effect immediately. Township manager Robert Vornlocker said the striping and signage could go up as soon as Nov. 9, weather permitting.

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Update: Ordinance Would Ban Left Turns From Three Streets Onto Easton Avenue

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