Supervisors: Akes submits 5-year construction plan

High and Dry and Cromwell roads will be the next big road projects completed; County to rehabilitate them to original smoothness

If all goes well, the “bumpiness” of High and Dry and Cromwell roads will be fixed in fiscal year 2013-2014.

Steve Akes, county engineer, submitted his proposed five-year construction plan during the board of supervisors meeting Monday. The top priorities for 2013-14 include High and Dry and Cromwell roads.

“I get the most complaints about those two roads,” said Union County Supervisor Chairman Ron Riley. “It’s a very rough road to travel down. I’m glad it is in the plan this coming year. It’s been a long time coming.”

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