Letters to the Editor: Get a life when it comes to sign rules

The Gonzales Inquirer

Dear Editor,

Would someone please get Mr. Schneider (if that is his real name), a life (try golf), geez. I’m retired and even I can find more and better things to do than rinky dink with honest working people with barn yard stuff; also get TxDOT a brain and get some one to help get their head out of their underside.

To think TxDOT would make a dangerous rule (not a law), for sign for safety to be 7 feet above the line of sight on a city street is not only inane, but dangerous!

To read such a sign while driving north or south on St. Paul or St. Joseph at 20 m.p.h. and reading that sign means you might have just run over a child or a crossing guard or run up on the curb. Way to go TxDOT.

Gonzales

So leave the sign at eye level and keep things safe. Let Chief Crow worry about keeping drugs, guns and child and family abusers off our streets instead of having to worry about rinky dink stuff.

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Out of compliance signs to be addressed in Gonzales

The Gonzales Inquirer

By GREG LITTLE/publisher@gonzalesinquirer.com

It is a fact many road signs in Gonzales are out of compliance.

This was pointed out to local officials recently by Anthony N. Schneider, a San Antonio resident who travels extensively and has made it his life’s mission to correct these problems.

Gonzales

“If we are in the wrong, we need to right it and that’s what we are going to do,” said Gonzales Police Chief Tim Crow.

Schneider sent several emails to the city and to The Gonzales Inquirer, outlining what he says are violations of the state’s sign laws. Many of the violations are in school zones.

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