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Resident urges Limestone County to repair narrow, eroding Liberty Way access road
Summary
A resident told the commission the gravel access road to several homes and Hatchet Cemetery is eroding, dangerously narrow at a culvert and has not received promised repairs or armoring.
Sherry Clark told the Limestone County Commission on May 2, 2025, that Liberty Way — a single‑lane gravel access used by five households and visitors to Hatchet Cemetery — is dangerously narrow and eroded at a culvert, and she asked the county to complete promised maintenance.
Clark said Liberty Way measures about 13 feet wide in front of her driveway and narrows to less than 12 feet at the culvert with no shoulder or pull‑out space. She said the county’s road representative, identified in the record as Dennis, inspected the site more than a year ago, left a traffic cone and said a protective barrier would be installed, but the cone remains and erosion has worsened. Clark said she and her husband received a verbal assurance that “armoring and side rails” would be installed, but the work had not been done by the time of the meeting.
The transcript records Clark’s request for maintenance and states the matter has been reported to county staff, but it does not record a formal commission motion or a staff timeline for repairs during the session.
