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Funding uncertainty clouds major road improvement plans

July 29, 2024 | Roswell, Chaves County, New Mexico



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Funding uncertainty clouds major road improvement plans
During a recent meeting, Meredith commissioners discussed the status of road improvements on Country Club Road and the development plans for Nevada Street. Commissioner Holman confirmed that while the design plans for Country Club Road are complete, there is currently no identified funding source for construction.

Concerns were raised regarding Nevada Street, which serves as the sole access point for a new development. The current configuration allows entry and exit only onto Country Club Road, a two-lane road that lacks immediate plans for upgrades. Commissioners expressed interest in the future development of Nevada Street, particularly its extension to the south and potential connections to 19th Street.

Holman indicated that the master plan includes extending Nevada Street further south and adding additional entrances to the subdivision. However, the timeline for these developments remains uncertain. The discussion also touched on the potential widening of 19th Street to four lanes as it connects to Sycamore, although this improvement is not currently mandated for the developer.

The meeting highlighted the ongoing challenges in coordinating infrastructure improvements with new developments, emphasizing the need for a clear funding strategy to support necessary road enhancements.

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