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Geneva County OKs Road & Bridge to Install Four-Way Stop in Town of Black
Summary
The Geneva County Commission adopted a resolution authorizing Road & Bridge to install four-way stop signs at Main Street (County Road 61) and East Jackson Street in the Town of Black; the town will reimburse the county for costs under state traffic-control authority.
The Geneva County Commission on May 11 authorized the Geneva County Road & Bridge Department to erect four-way stop signs at the intersection of Main Street (Geneva County Road 61) and East Jackson Street in the Town of Black. The resolution directs Road & Bridge to install the signs in accordance with state and federal traffic-control standards and requires the Town of Black to reimburse the county for all costs within 30 days of billing.
The resolution cites Section 32-5A-113 of the Code of Alabama, 1975 as the controlling authority for local traffic-control devices. Commissioners voted 3-0 to adopt the resolution, which the minutes note was prepared by County Attorney Phil Eldridge and later posted as a formal resolution on the county records. The action is billed to the town and described in the signed resolution text posted with the minutes.
