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Colleyville council greenlights golf carts on neighborhood roads

Colleyville council approved regulations to allow golf carts on neighborhood streets at the May 12 council meeting.

The motion passed 4-2 with Mayor Bobby Lindamood and Mayor Pro Tem Brandi Elder in opposition.

“I'm not a big government kind of guy, but there's a safety issue that I've got to be careful of,” Lindamood said.

What happened? The ordinance allows golf carts on neighborhood roads with a speed limit of 35 miles per hour or less. When crossing multilane intersections, golf carts must do so at a four-way stop.

“The main reason is safety,” Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Scotty Richardson said. “In neighborhoods, roads are a little wider and most people get over to let traffic behind them pass.”

Lindamood brought up concerns that this would prohibit golf cart users in certain neighborhoods from leaving their neighborhood.

Read the full story by Reporter Heather McCullough.

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