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Carroll County adopts Hospitality Way into county road system, approves Park Avenue sewer easement
Summary
Fiscal Court unanimously adopted a resolution bringing Hospitality Way into the county road system with a 15 mph limit and authorized a sewer easement for property at 697 Park Avenue; both actions were taken by motion and voice vote.
Carroll County Fiscal Court voted to adopt a private road, commonly known as Hospitality Way, into the county road system and established a 15 mph speed limit for the road. Speaker 3 read the resolution describing the inspection by the county road supervisor and referencing a recorded bill in the county clerk’s office. The court moved to adopt the resolution and approved it by voice vote.
At the same meeting, the court adopted a separate resolution authorizing the county judge/executive to execute a sewer line easement to allow construction and maintenance of sewer lines serving the property owned by Zachary and Anantasia McBurney at 697 Park Avenue in Carrollton. Speaker 3 read the easement resolution and noted an attorney for the McBurneys prepared the document; that resolution also passed by motion and voice vote.
Both items were presented in standard resolution form and incorporated copies referenced in the record. The transcript records motions, seconds and affirmative voice votes but does not include a roll‑call tally for either vote. The court indicated any minor drafting changes recommended by county staff or legal counsel would be corrected before final signature.
The adoption of Hospitality Way formalizes the road into county maintenance responsibility and sets a posted 15 mph limit; the sewer easement authorizes legal access for sewer service construction and maintenance to the specified private property.
