04-11-2021, 08:51 PM
Unless I'm mistaken the road association hasn't done anything to resolve the situation either, other than to point fingers. They blame the problem on flooding but from my observation it's because the the chipseal was never properly maintained and the cold patch doesn't survive a rain storm. The solution is to (properly) repave that section.
"I think their money would be well-spent to permanently settle this issue."
If they were smart they would secede that section of road from the association and maintain it themselves. Or smarter yet, grease whatever county officials are necessary to make them take it over.
The irony that there is a gas station collecting fuel taxes for the state "for road maintenance" on a privately owned road...
"I think their money would be well-spent to permanently settle this issue."
If they were smart they would secede that section of road from the association and maintain it themselves. Or smarter yet, grease whatever county officials are necessary to make them take it over.
The irony that there is a gas station collecting fuel taxes for the state "for road maintenance" on a privately owned road...