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Town Branch speed study to be presented at regular session; highway five-year average deferred
Summary
The sheriff's office said it has completed a Town Branch Road speed study and will present findings at the next regular session; the county postponed a separate five-year highway average item due to missing documentation.
County commissioners were told the sheriff's office has completed a speed study for Town Branch Road and expects to present the study to the commission at the next regular session. The sheriff indicated studies for related roads (Wilson Hollow) have been completed and that results should be available soon.
Separately, commissioners postponed an agenda item described as the highway five-year average because sufficient documentation was not available at the work session; the commission moved that item to the October agenda.
Commissioner Simpkins moved to carry the Town Branch Road matter to the regular session so the sheriff could present the study; Commissioner Britt seconded. The motion passed by voice vote. No speed-limit changes were adopted at the work session; action will depend on the sheriff's study and any subsequent formal agenda item at the regular meeting.
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