The Caldwell County Fiscal Court took significant steps in managing the county’s infrastructure by approving ordinances for proposed road discontinuances across all four magisterial districts during Tuesday morning’s meeting.
Judge-Executive Kota Young introduced the ordinance for District 1 road discontinuances, with three of the eight roads initially proposed for removal now remaining in the county road system.
click to download audioCrider Spur Road, David Merrick Road, and R White Road will continue to be part of the County Road System in District 1, while portions of Kenneth Winn Road, Lillard Watson Road, Sycamore Drive, and Vinson Farm Road will be removed.
click to download audioIn District 2, four out of the six roads initially proposed for discontinuation will remain in the County Road System.
Archery Club Road was the sole road listed for discontinuation in District 3, with Magistrate Brent Stallins recommending its removal and suggesting that the state assume responsibility for it.
click to download audioJudge-Executive Young then presented the ordinance about Archery Club Road.
click to download audioThe ordinance for road discontinuances in District 4 includes three roads.
click to download audioThe final ordinance involves discontinuing a portion of DR Adams Road.
click to download audioAll five ordinances were unanimously approved.
In other new business, magistrates approved a task order for Strand Associates to provide technical services for a pedestrian trail on US 62, stretching from Walmart to West Main Street, along with a budget amendment for fiscal year 2025. We’ll have more details on these developments in the coming days.
