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Somerset County adopts ordinance setting speed limits on stretches of Georgetown-Franklin Turnpike and other roads
Summary
The Somerset County Board of County Commissioners adopted Ordinance 26-299 after opening and closing a public hearing with no public comments; roll-call votes recorded support for adoption.
Somerset County commissioners voted to adopt Ordinance 26-299, which establishes speed limits along Georgetown-Franklin Turnpike, Washington Street and County Route 518 in Montgomery Township, Franklin Township and the borough of Rocky Hill.
The board opened a public hearing on the ordinance and invited public comment; the clerk reported no emails or phone calls. After hearing no public input, the board closed the public hearing and held a roll-call vote to adopt the ordinance. The clerk recorded affirmative votes from commissioners present and the motion to adopt carried.
No public testimony was reported during the hearing. The ordinance was moved, seconded and adopted by recorded vote; the presiding official concluded the action and the board proceeded to the next agenda items.
