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Mayor Walker says Highway 85 speed-sign installation waiting on GDOT programming
Summary
Mayor Walker told the council the Highway 85 speed-limit sign installation is awaiting information from the Georgia Department of Transportation; a post is installed on Flat Shoals Road but the sign still needs programming.
In response to public comments, Mayor Christopher J. Walker said the installation of speed-limit signs for Highway 85 is pending information from the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT).
Mayor Walker said the post for the sign on Flat Shoals Road has already been installed but the sign itself must be programmed by or with guidance from GDOT before it can be activated. He presented the status as an intergovernmental dependency rather than a council-controlled installation.
The exchange occurred during the public comments portion of the meeting; no timetable or next step from GDOT was presented at the session.
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