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County engineer briefs commission on subdivisions and Rebuild Alabama roadwork; no formal actions recorded
Summary
Limestone County’s engineer presented three subdivision plats (Hayes Browns Ferry Park and Chapel Hill Phase 2 among them) and said Rebuild Alabama patching will be completed this week on Cambridge Lane ahead of a contractor’s widening work. The items were presented for consideration; no formal votes were recorded in the work session transcript.
Limestone County’s engineer presented several subdivision plats for commissioners’ consideration and provided an update on a Rebuild Alabama roadway project, but the work-session transcript does not record formal action on the plats.
County Engineer Mark Massey described three plats: a preliminary and final filing for Hayes Browns Ferry Park creating seven lots in District 3, a final major plat for Links at Southern (affecting 47 lots), and Chapel Hill Phase 2 as a final major creating 35 lots in District 1. “We have three subdivisions for your consideration today,” Massey said, summarizing the proposals and noting which filings were preliminary or final.
Massey also gave a road-project update, saying the county planned to finish patching this week on a Rebuild Alabama project along Cambridge Lane and that the project would await the contractor’s mobilization for widening and a wearing course. “We should be finishing that up this week. So we just ask everybody to be mindful of that area,” Massey said.
The transcript shows commissioners had no further questions and did not record a vote; the plat presentations were provided for consideration and likely will be formal agenda items at a subsequent meeting if approval is required by county procedure.
