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Committee approves three late resolutions on road classification, speed limits and register fees
Summary
At the March 10 Steering Committee meeting, commissioners unanimously approved three resolutions submitted after the agenda: two from the Highway Department to classify county roads and set speed limits on certain roads, and one from the Register of Deeds supporting fee reallocation back to Sevier County.
The Sevier County Steering Committee approved three resolutions that were added to the meeting after the agenda was prepared.
Vice Mayor Bryan McCarter presented the late items: Superintendent Smelcer requested a resolution "to classify county roads for the Sevier County Road System" and a resolution to "set speed limit on certain county roads," while Register Pickel requested a resolution to support "the reallocation of fees collected by the Register of Deeds and sent to the State of Tennessee back to the county." Commissioner Carroll Rauhuff moved to approve all three resolutions, Commissioner Harold Pitner seconded, and the committee passed the motions unanimously.
The resolutions were entered into the minutes; the transcript records them as additional Highway Department and Register of Deeds items submitted after the published agenda. The record did not include detailed text of the resolutions beyond their titles or any immediate implementation details.
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