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Commission passes Booth Road weight-limit ordinance; will send copy to MoDOT
Summary
At a public hearing the commission adopted an ordinance limiting heavy truck traffic on Booth Road; the clerk said the ordinance will be sent to MoDOT for sign installation and that a signature from Commissioner Stone is needed before transmittal.
The Henry County Commission held a public hearing on June 4 and passed an ordinance to limit truck traffic and set weight restrictions on Booth Road (NW 40). The clerk opened the hearing and a speaker explained the ordinance’s purpose: to restrict heavy truck traffic on Booth Road and to allow posting of weight-limit signs.
The clerk said the ordinance will be sent to the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) for installation of signs and that the commission will provide the required copies to MoDOT and the township. The clerk noted Jim Stone was not present to sign at that moment and said the document would be routed for his signature so it can be transmitted.
Commissioners did not provide a vote tally in the minutes beyond the clerk’s statement that 'they passed the ordinance.' The commission did not specify an effective date in the minutes; the clerk noted the ordinance is enforceable once processed through the proper channels.
