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Commission approves up to $1.2 million to pave 9.28 miles of county roads
Summary
The Lauderdale County Commission voted to assist the Highway Department in paving 9.28 miles of county roads, with a not-to-exceed cost of $1.2 million; the measure passed by roll call with 21 ayes and 2 absences.
Lauderdale County commissioners on March 10 approved a motion to assist the county Highway Department with paving 9.28 miles of road at a cost not to exceed $1.2 million.
Commissioner Tommy Sanders moved the measure, and Commissioner Dan Ungerecht Jr. seconded; the roll-call vote recorded 21 yeas, 0 nays, 2 absent and one commissioner excused early. The motion authorizes the county to participate in paving the listed segments and caps county contribution at $1.2 million.
The agenda packet attached to the motion listed individual road segments totaling 9.28 miles, including Bettys Cove (0.15 mi), Bondurant Cove (0.1 mi), Charles Martin (0.4 mi), Faye Barfield (1.4 mi) and Poplar Grove Cemetery road (2.25 mi), among others. Meeting minutes note that all listed roads connect with hot-mix asphalt routes except Faye Barfield.
The commission approved the paving request by roll call; the measure did not specify funding sources beyond the established county paving account and the $1.2 million not-to-exceed cap. The motion passed during regular business following adoption of the zoning resolution and other budget items.
