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Jones County restricts pass‑through traffic on 10 county roads after public hearing
Summary
After a brief public hearing with no public comment, the Jones County Commissioners Court voted unanimously to restrict pass‑through traffic on 10 county roads, approving an order presented by Commissioner Lonnie Vivian and recorded as Exhibit D.
At its April 27 meeting, the Jones County Commissioners Court approved an order restricting pass‑through traffic on 10 county roads following a short public hearing that drew no public comment.
The public hearing was opened by County Judge Dale Spurgin at 9:23 a.m. and closed at 9:25 a.m. Commissioner Lonnie Vivian moved to restrict pass‑through traffic on the following roads: CR 126 (from State Highway 83 to FM 1835), CR 136 (from State Highway 83 to FM 1835), CR 97 (from CR 126 to FM 1835), CR 145 (from CR 132 to State Highway 92), CR 213 (from the Haskell County line to FM 142), CR 223 (from FM 600 to State Highway 6), CR 214 (from FM 600 to the Shackelford County line), CR 206 (from State Highway 6 to FM 704), CR 250 (from State Highway 6 to the Shackelford County line), and CR 241 (from CR 210 to State Highway 6). Commissioner Roy Spalding seconded the motion and the court voted unanimously to adopt the restriction (Exhibit D).
The hearing record shows no public comments were submitted or made during the hearing. The court provided no additional findings or timeline for implementation in the meeting minutes presented; Exhibit D is referenced for the formal order. The court took no separate enforcement action at the meeting.
