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Board reclassifies four road segments to make them eligible for STPR funding
Summary
Adams County approved Resolution 29 to change the functional classification of four road segments from 'minor collector' to 'major collector' (including three segments in the city/village circle and County Trunk Highway A), which may improve eligibility for STPR funding for reconstruction projects; vote recorded as 16–0 with one abstention.
Pat Kadlowski of the highway department told the board that the state periodically reviews roadway classifications and recommended changing four segments to "major collector" status to reflect current use and traffic counts. The change would not alter maintenance or winter service responsibilities but would make the segments eligible for STPR funding when reconstruction is required.
Kadlowski described the specific segments (three within the municipal circle around Brevort/Pier/North streets and County Trunk Highway A between State Highway 13 and County G) and said the design differences between minor and major collectors are modest; the primary effect would be eligibility for state funding programs. The board adopted Resolution 29; the clerk recorded votes totalling 16 yes and one abstention.
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