MACEDONIA, Ohio — A proposed Macedonia ordinance inspired by the 2024 killing of a 25-year-old Stow woman would require future drive-through lanes in the city to include a separate lane allowing motorists and emergency vehicles to bypass traffic.
City Council last week gave a first reading to an ordinance known as “Megan’s Way Out,” before referring it to the Macedonia Planning Commission for review.
The proposal, sponsored by Councilman Jeff Garvas, follows a broader effort by the parents of Megan Keleman, who was killed Aug. 14, 2024, while trapped in a drive-thru line in Stow…