Road & Bridge supervisor raises safety concerns, notes local caliche-pit interest
Raymond Tate, Moore County Road & Bridge Supervisor, told commissioners that a resident requested speed bumps on Jeffery Lane, that private landowners may allow the county to open a caliche pit, and that very shallow utility lines in Precinct 4 mean 811 locates are needed on every road.
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Raymond Tate, Road & Bridge Supervisor, reported to the Moore County Commissioners on Feb. 10 that a resident had asked for speed bumps on Jeffery Lane; Tate said he explained the steps required for installing speed bumps.
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