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Jones County adopts order restricting pass-through traffic on 10 county roads
Summary
The Commissioners Court unanimously adopted an order designating 10 county roads as restricted-traffic zones and authorized traffic control devices, citing local road management needs.
The Jones County Commissioners Court on May 26 approved an order restricting pass-through traffic on 10 county roads and authorized the adoption of traffic control devices on those routes.
Commissioner Lonnie Vivian moved to approve the order designating County Roads 126, 136, 97, 145, 213, 223, 214, 206, 250 and 241 as restricted-traffic zones; Commissioner Roy Spalding seconded the motion and the court voted unanimously to adopt the order. The agenda referenced Exhibit D for the order's text and listing.
The agenda item was presented and decided during the regular session without recorded dissent. The order was approved as a formal county action at this meeting; the court did not expand on enforcement details in the recorded minutes.
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