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Written by Super User

Category: Community

Published: 21 September 2021

Kinderton Village Mail Kiosk

LOCATION

There are 8 Mail Kiosks throughout Kinderton Village.
Some of the Mail Kiosks are numbered by the plat number of residence
& others are randomly numbered (Not by home address).
Keys and location of boxes should be given to new residence owner
by Realtor Agent / Previous Owner / Rental Agency of the Property.
Sometimes the Postal service will put a labeled key in your mail box for larger packages being delivered.
The key goes to a larger mail slot located at the same mail kiosk..

MAINTAINED
Mail kiosks are maintained by the Town Bermuda Run.
The Town of Bermuda Run will make any necessary repairs if a
Mail Kiosk is damaged or if an overnight light is out.
The Town of Bermuda Run will also arrange to have the Mail Kiosk's
power washed twice a year in mid summer and early spring.

If your lock seems to stick or cannot turn, some residences have had success by using WD40.

KEY REPLACEMENT
Post office and Town of Bermuda Run do not have spare keys for Mail Kiosks.
If keys are misplaced or your lock is broken, the Town of Bermuda Run has offered as a convenience,
the ability to have a representative with Twinbrook Builder to rekey the lock
at a price to be paid directly to them.
The Post Office can also hire a service to replace locks for a fee.

Town of Bermuda Run
Phone: 336-998-0906     Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Advance Post Office
Phone: 336-998-4423

The Master Board has heard the concern of the community
about slowing vehicles down in Kinderton Village.
The Master Board contacted Bermuda Run & the Sherriff's Department. They discussed the idea of a three way stop sign with Bermuda Run and below was their response. At this point, they will not consider another traffic study until the new phase is built out and there are some extenuating circumstances that would warrant the study.

Dear Becky and Jeff,

As a follow-up to your request for a traffic study to validate requests to place a 3-way stop, I have attached three very short documents for your review:

• Traffic Improvement Association FACT Sheet: “MAYBE A STOP SIGN WILL SLOW TRAFFIC ON OUR STREET?”
• Stop Sign Frequently Asked Questions
• Purpose of a Stop sign USDOT

In my conversations over the years with Traffic Engineers and NCDOT representatives, there is consensus that STOP signs do not slow traffic for the purposes of pedestrian and bike safety on streets. The primary purpose of a STOP sign is to ensure safe movement of vehicles at intersections. If there were to be an overwhelming push to conduct a traffic study, I would recommend the completion of the final phase of housing under construction to gain a consistent model for traffic patterns.

If I have misinterpreted something, I am more than happy to have continued discussions. Thank you for your willingness to listen and be attentive to the concerns of the residents of Kinderton Village. I value our ongoing partnership.

Kind regards,

Lee Rollins, Town Manager

120 Kinderton Blvd., Ste. 100

Bermuda Run, NC 27006