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Board accepts warranty deed and adds Black Kettle Drive cul-de-sac to county roads
Summary
Sweetwater County accepted a warranty deed for a cul-de-sac on County Road 1176 (Black Kettle Drive) and approved a resolution to formally incorporate the cul-de-sac into the county transportation network; action was unanimous.
Public Works Director Gene Legurski told commissioners the property before the board is a remnant cul-de-sac that has functioned as a turnaround but is not currently owned by the county. Legurski recommended accepting the warranty deed from Francis R. Coleman and Albert T. Coleman Jr. (trust) to bring the cul-de-sac formally into the county transportation system.
"It was just a remnant piece, and they gave them as a cul de sac. We use it as a turnaround all the time. It's one of those things where the county should actually own it," Legurski said. Commissioners moved, seconded and unanimously approved accepting the deed and then approved Resolution 24-12-EN-01 formally accepting the cul-de-sac into the county road network. The chair was authorized to sign necessary documents.
