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Residents press Henderson County to pave John Delk Road and add four-way stop for safety
Summary
Multiple residents told commissioners on Aug. 3 that John Delk Road serves roughly 40 homes, three minor subdivisions and two school buses; they urged paving and installation of a four-way stop at a nearby intersection to improve safety.
During public comment at the Aug. 3 meeting, three residents urged the Board to prioritize paving John Delk Road and installing a four-way stop at the intersection of Lamb Mountain Road and Sugarloaf Road.
Stanley Livingston said about 40 homes are located on John Delk Road. Tom Matthews, a resident of John Delk Road, requested both paving and a four-way stop and said the road is used by two school buses; Billy Scott added that three minor subdivisions are situated along the route. The Board did not record a vote on immediate capital work; such requests typically require engineering review and budgeting in future work plans.
