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With Roundabout Out of Reach, Noyac Will Get a Stop Sign at Troublesome Intersection

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Southampton Town Highway Superintendent Charles McArdle discusses plans for the intersection of Noyac and Long Beach roads with the Noyac Civic Council. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Southampton Town Highway Superintendent Charles McArdle discusses plans for the intersection of Noyac and Long Beach roads with the Noyac Civic Council. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Westbound traffic on Noyac Road, like the vehicle pictured above, would have a stop sign just before Long Beach Road in Noyac under a plan proposed by Southampton Town Highway Superintendent Charles McArdle. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Westbound traffic on Noyac Road, like the vehicle pictured above, would have a stop sign just before Long Beach Road in Noyac under a plan proposed by Southampton Town Highway Superintendent Charles McArdle. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Westbound traffic on Noyac Road, like the vehicleS pictured above, would have a stop sign just before Long Beach Road in Noyac under a plan proposed by Southampton Town Highway Superintendent Charles McArdle. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Westbound traffic on Noyac Road, like the vehicleS pictured above, would have a stop sign just before Long Beach Road in Noyac under a plan proposed by Southampton Town Highway Superintendent Charles McArdle. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Peter Boody on Feb 18, 2025
There has been talk of converting the difficult intersection of Noyac Road and Long Beach Road in Noyac into a roundabout for years. But while that plan may or may... more

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