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Road
sign in Tusten seems to close a public road
By TOM KANE
TEN MILE RIVER
- When does a sign and the words it contains confuse rather than
clarify?
Such a sign
has suddenly appeared along the Delaware River below the Ten Mile
River access on Hankins Road. The dead-end road is a continuation
of Crawford Road.
The sign reads:
"Stop! Private property beyond this sign. No trespassing!"
"We put that
sign up to stop the steady flow of people driving down the road,
turning around on people's lawns, banging on their doors for directions
and even camping out along the river on private property," said
Tusten Supervisor Dick Crandall, who has a home on the road.
Crandall said
the town was considering changing the wording of the sign to let
people know that the properties along both sides of the public road
are private.
"How do you
say that clearly?" he said.
The town's
highway department is going to make another stab at the wording,
he said.
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