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Board adopts secondary six‑year road plan after residents press for local fixes
Summary
Supervisors approved the county's secondary six‑year road plan, confirming project priorities and directing staff to monitor maintenance concerns; residents urged prioritizing paving and repairs on several local roads, including Route 675 and Brown Road.
DDOT staff presented the draft secondary six‑year plan and described project priorities and timing; the board discussed project sequencing and maintenance needs before voting to adopt the plan. The plan lists completed projects and ranks upcoming work with Randolph/Paris Road, Cotton Tavern Road and Hobson Road among the next priorities.
Several residents urged the board to move faster on specific local roads. Norwood Patterson (public commenter) asked the board to include Route 675 (Crow) in the 2026–27 budget for paving, noting nine houses and daily use: "Please allow this road to be paved 20 26, 20 27 budget," Patterson said. Supervisors acknowledged funding limits but emphasized the county would continue to evaluate maintenance and reallocate funds as conditions and funding cycles permit.
A motion to approve the secondary six‑year plan was moved, seconded and approved by the board. One supervisor noted that changes to a related resolution were not incorporated into the published materials and urged a review of minutes and the county's comprehensive plan for water policy consistency.
