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Byron formally accepts specific streets into its municipal street system
Summary
The council unanimously passed a resolution accepting multiple streets or portions thereof into the City of Byron municipal street system, listing mileage for each segment and recording the action as a housekeeping compliance matter requested by GDOT.
The City of Byron council adopted a resolution July 12 formally accepting several streets or portions of streets into the municipal street system, a housekeeping action done to comply with a Georgia Department of Transportation request.
The resolution lists the accepted streets and the mileages cited in the minutes: Dogwood Drive (.072 miles); Gibson Street (.091 miles); McCary Street (.101 miles); White Oak Lane (.219 miles portion within city limits); Tucker Court (.100 miles); Dunbar Road (2.65 miles from GA Highway 49 to U.S. Highway 41); Peavy Road (1.938 miles from W. White Road to GA Hwy 247 Connector); Sterling Drive (portion from John E. Sullivan Rd east to the city limits, .235 miles); Hawks Ridge Trace — Phase II (.100 miles); and the Georgia Highway 247 Connector roundabout feature (.085 miles).
Council Member Chris Hodges moved to approve the resolution authorizing formal acceptance of the listed streets; Council Member James Richardson seconded. The minutes record the vote as unanimous. The resolution is filed in the City Clerk’s office.
The minutes present this as a formal acceptance of streets that the city has been maintaining; the action is recorded as adopted the 12th day of July, 2021.
