Council flags unfinished roadwork, incorrect billboard and requests 'No left turn' signs
Summary
Council discussed outstanding road repairs and billing issues: awaiting Texas Bit approval on a final invoice, Riverside to fix asphalt-concrete seam by a construction trailer, and a Riverside billboard on Oak Valley described as incorrect. Mayor Pro Tem Jimmy Quick said he would have 'No left turn' signs posted at Abner.
Members of the Oak Ridge City Council raised several public-works concerns during the June 9 meeting. Council discussed an unresolved payment and invoice issue pending approval from Texas Bit, and noted Riverside still needs to repair the road by a construction trailer where asphalt meets concrete. Council also identified a Riverside billboard on Oak Valley as incorrect.
Mayor Pro Tem Jimmy Quick said he would have 'No left turn' signage put up at Abner. The minutes do not record a decision to approve additional funds or to direct a specific contractor beyond the existing requests to Riverside and Texas Bit; the council recorded the discussion without a formal motion on this agenda item.
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