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County staff to allow Tennessee Dept. of Environment & Conservation to place trail-crossing signage on county roads
Summary
Staff said the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation requested permission to cross several county roadways with the Cumberland Trail; the county will authorize signage and striping under a memorandum of agreement. The committee deferred formal action.
The committee heard a proposal to authorize a memorandum of agreement allowing the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation to place and maintain signage and striping for Cumberland Trail crossings at county thoroughfares.
Planning/roads staff said the state agency approached the county seeking permission to cross county roadways with trail alignments and that the memorandum would give the county mayor authority to sign agreements allowing the installations. Staff described the signage and striping as part of the trail crossing work and said the changes should ‘‘look really nice.’’ No opposition at the planning commission was reported and the resolution (1225-23) was deferred for formal action at a future meeting.
The committee did not take a formal vote on the memorandum at the meeting.
