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Resident urges Spring Bud Road be added to Six-Year Road Plan; supervisors seek more Rural Rustic nominations
Summary
At the Carroll County Board of Supervisors’ May 4 meeting, a resident requested Spring Bud Road be designated Rural Rustic in the Six-Year Road Plan; supervisors proposed additional Rural Rustic candidates and asked staff for updated traffic counts and mileage corrections.
Lora Weeks, a local resident who spoke during the public hearing on the Six-Year Secondary Road Plan, asked the board to add Spring Bud Road (Rte 701/698) as a Rural Rustic project to preserve its character and limit paving. Several supervisors followed with requests to add other low-ADT segments to the Rural Rustic list and to update traffic counts for Pilgrim Trail.
County staff provided specific ADT figures for candidate road segments — for example, Piney Fork Road (Rte 755) was listed as unpaved from Rte 756 to Rte 757, 1.1 miles with 40 ADT — and noted a mileage correction for one segment ("Fr 221 to 899 is only 1.9 miles, not 3.3"). The board asked staff to evaluate splitting Pilgrim Trail into separate projects and to bring updated counts and mapping back for further action.
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