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Adair County Commission approves BNSF signal and gate upgrades at two crossings
Summary
The Adair County Commission approved signing a BNSF consent form to install signals and gates at Clemson Lane and Century Lane after finding no public objections and consulting with MODOT; the motion passed unanimously.
Presiding Commissioner Mark Shahan moved and Commissioner King seconded a motion to sign BNSF paperwork authorizing signal-and-gate installations at the Clemson Lane and Century Lane rail crossings; the commission voted unanimously to approve the signing.
The form under review was identified in commission records as the State of Missouri "Voluntary Waiver of Rights to Hearing and Consent to Issuance of Administrative order Authorizing Proposed Public Highway/Rail Crossing Construction or Safety Improvement Project." The commission said BNSF had opened a comment period and that no community objections were filed. The county also consulted the Missouri Department of Transportation (MODOT), which indicated it did not recommend a hearing.
Commission action was described in the minutes as administrative approval to sign the paperwork so BNSF may proceed with the proposed safety improvements. The minutes do not record any conditions, timeline, or follow-up tasks attached to the approval.
The commission continued its other business after the vote and adjourned later in the day.
