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Commissioners approve readings to add three-way stop in Redding Township
Summary
The board conducted first and second readings, by title only, and approved Ordinance #31 (Commissioner Bill #12 (1993-6A Traffic Control Devices)) to add a three-way stop at 1000 N & 700 E in Redding Township; both readings passed with unanimous votes.
The Jackson County Board of Commissioners approved the first and second readings, by title only, of Ordinance #31 (Commissioner Bill #12 (1993-6A Traffic Control Devices)), establishing a three-way stop at the intersection of 1000 N and 700 E in Redding Township. The ordinance specifies stopping northbound on 700 E and eastbound/westbound traffic on 1000 N.
Commissioner Bob Gillaspy moved to approve and Commissioner Matt Reedy seconded; recorded votes were three in favor, none opposed. The minutes state both readings were approved during the meeting; no appeals or public objections were recorded in the minutes.
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