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Commissioners sign KDOT agreement returning Old Highway 166 to county; KDOT presents preliminary traffic study for K‑26 and Old Hwy 166

Board of Cherokee County Commissioners · March 24, 2025
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Summary

The board voted to sign an agreement with the Kansas Department of Transportation to release Old Highway 166 back to Cherokee County and received preliminary traffic study results from KDOT on State Road K‑26 and Old Highway 166 presented by Jeffery Fischer.

Commissioner Myra Carlisle Frazier moved that the Board sign an agreement with the Kansas Department of Transportation to release Old Highway 166 back to Cherokee County; Commissioner Cory Moates seconded the motion and the minutes show the motion passed unanimously. The motion records the county's acceptance of jurisdictional control as described in the KDOT agreement.

Separately, Jeffery Fischer of the Kansas Department of Transportation presented preliminary results of a traffic study covering State Road K‑26 and Old Highway 166; the minutes record the presentation but do not record a formal action tied to the study during the March 24 session.