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Anderson County hires engineers for hydrology/hydraulics study after repeated washouts on CR 1231 and CR 334
Summary
Commissioners authorized Belvin & Weeks Consulting Engineers to perform a hydrology and hydraulics study of Anderson County Road 1231 and County Road 334 in Precinct 3 after repeated flooding and washouts; no firm completion date was given during the June 23 meeting.
The Anderson County Commissioners Court on June 23 approved contracting Belvin & Weeks Consulting Engineers to perform hydrology and hydraulics studies on County Road (CR) 1231 and CR 334 in Precinct 3 after repeated washouts.
Commissioner Wilbanks described recurring repair costs and said the consultant expected to inspect CR 1231 the week of the meeting but had not provided a firm timeline for delivering a report. Commissioners said the study aims to identify fixes that will reduce recurring repair spending. The court approved the agreement by motion and voice vote.
No dollar amount for the study or a target completion date was recorded in the meeting transcript. Commissioners also discussed related washed‑out bridges and potential FEMA reimbursement for documented emergency repairs; they asked precincts to prepare estimates by the next meeting.
