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Pierce County board rescinds multi-county perimeter road resolution
Summary
The Pierce County Board of Commissioners voted to rescind a joint resolution supporting construction of a perimeter road with Brantley and Ware counties; the board said the matter could be added to the May ballot later if citizens request it.
The Pierce County Board of Commissioners voted on Jan. 22 to rescind a prior joint resolution — with Brantley and Ware counties — that had supported construction of a perimeter road.
Commissioner Graham Raley moved to rescind the resolution; Commissioner Troy Mattox seconded the motion, and the board carried it. The transcript records that "the motion carried" but does not include a roll-call tally in the minutes.
Chairman Neal Bennett clarified that rescinding the resolution removes the item as an automatic non-referendum item for the May ballot. He said it could be added later if Pierce County citizens ask to place the measure on the ballot.
The board adjourned at 8:45 a.m.
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