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Williams County commissioners approve speed‑limit change, sealed‑bid sale and revoke liquor license in December meeting
Summary
At its Dec. 17 meeting the Williams County Board approved several routine and substantive actions: setting a 35 mph limit on a stretch of County Road 1A, authorizing a sealed‑bid sale of a tax‑foreclosed property, forwarding a $139,641 Sherp vehicle request to the 1% committee, and denying a liquor license for failure to meet inspection/application requirements. Several appointments were also made.
The Williams County Board of County Commissioners on Dec. 17 approved a cluster of administrative and policy motions, including a local speed‑limit change, a sealed‑bid property sale, and the denial of a liquor license for failure to submit required inspection and application materials.
A motion to set the speed limit on County Road 1A to 35 miles per hour between a point just north of a residence on the hill and Highway 2 — a stretch commissioners discussed as roughly two to 2.25 miles — passed after commissioners refined the start and end points and approved an amendment specifying 2.25 miles. The change was prompted by a resident complaint about heavy truck traffic and concerns about vehicle speeds…
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