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Commission adopts resolution O80326 lowering speed limits on three township roads
Summary
Following a Public Works speed study showing the 85th-percentile speed at 22–23 mph on several gravel roads, the commission adopted resolution O80326 setting reasonable and safe maximum speed limits on Rover Road, Angie Drive and Daniel Avenue.
Raleigh County Public Works presented a speed study for roads south of Eureka Drive and recommended reduced posted limits after finding the study's 85th-percentile speeds were around 22–23 miles per hour. The board adopted resolution O80326 to declare reasonable and safe maximum speed limits for Rover Road, Angie Drive, and Daniel Avenue.
Public-works staff explained standard practice is to use the 85th-percentile recorded speed to set limits, and recommended a 20-mph limit for the gravel road segments. As staff put it, "For this study, that speed was around 22 to 23 miles per hour." Commissioner 4 moved to adopt the resolution, the motion was seconded and the commission approved it; the chair was directed to sign the resolution.
The change applies to township roads with gravel surfaces and will be posted by county crews following adoption of the resolution.
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