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Wilson County Road Department reports subdivisions moving to topcoat, readies paving and cleanup
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Summary
Road Department reported several subdivisions reaching binder course and moving to maintenance, outlined paving season preparation, and said crews are coordinating pickup and tree trimming with contractors and Tennessee Electric after resident complaints.
Road Department staff updated commissioners that multiple subdivision projects are complete through the binder course and will be scheduled for topcoat or two‑year maintenance reviews.
The Chair listed projects now at binder or complete: Amber Falls, Hawthorne, Poplar Ridge, Willow Run, Oaks, Wells Farm, and Willow Landing phases 4 and 5. He said Rockdale warehouse on Maddox completed a turning lane and striping and moved to a two‑year maintenance status; Seager Farm Village has a turning lane that will soon move to two‑year maintenance once striping is finished.
Staff said they are preparing for paving season and continuing patch work. Commissioners also addressed roadside cleanup: a monitoring group is trimming danger limbs and removing hanging branches and staff are coordinating pickup schedules with contractors so debris is collected promptly. Staff said they will meet with Tennessee Electric (Miller) and asked to create a door‑hanger notice to avoid homeowner confusion about who performed tree cutting and why it was done.
The board approved the superintendent's report and related department items by voice vote during the meeting.
