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Crusher run supply, recent paving and possible rock tax discussed as county prepares fall work
Summary
Highway department staff reported recent paving projects, a rebuilt paver, a growing stockpile of crusher run and discussed a possible change to the county's mineral severance tax that could add tens of thousands of dollars to road funding.
Coffee County highway department staff told the Highway Committee on Thursday that recent paving work has resumed after a brake-valve issue on the paver was bypassed and that the county's crusher at Rogers has restarted, producing a growing stockpile of crusher run.
Benton, Highway Department staff, said Rogers started crushing again this week and the county currently has "about 5 we've probably got 7 or 800 tons up there right now that we can use," adding crews expect to move more gravel and make additional coal mix…
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