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Commission adopts SDDOT functional classification changes, reclassifies 214th Street
Summary
Brookings County approved Resolution #26-12 accepting South Dakota DOT's recommended functional classification updates, including reclassifying a nearly 3-mile section of 214th Street from Rural Local Road to Rural Major Collector.
On April 7 the Brookings County Commission approved Resolution #26-12, endorsing the South Dakota Department of Transportation's proposed functional classification changes to county roadways.
The action includes reclassifying 214th Street from 34th Avenue east approximately 2.997 miles to 476th Avenue from a Rural Local Road to a Rural Major Collector, per SDDOT and Federal Highway Administration functional-class standards. Highway Superintendent Brian Gustad provided background and the board approved the measure by unanimous roll call.
The reclassification reflects SDDOT's verification of roadway mileage and functional standards required by the Federal Highway Administration and may affect future planning and eligibility for certain funding or design standards. The board did not specify immediate funding changes; staff follow-up with SDDOT will implement the classification change in state records.
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