City of Jasper considering replacing median
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After several studies of traffic along Hwy 118 ( Hwy 78) The Jasper city council is considering median changes along the most traveled area of the main highway traveling through the heart of Jasper.
Outgoing Mayor, and newly appointed city councilman Sonny Posey announced that the city is looking into putting concrete curbs in the turning lanes or (medians) that crosses the most congested parts of the highway. Sighting that that most residence do not understand the law when using medians. "They tend to enter the median improper causing blind spots for incoming traffic that uses the turning lane at the same time".
"We are concerned with the knowledge of our residence and the driving laws that are being ignored. We understand that most residence do not have enough common sense to make a logical decision to use the medians properly."
This project will be funded by the state of Alabama with the majority of the funds coming from the education budget.
The city has over budgeted the new high school and the signage logo placement that is tied up in a civil lawsuit.
"We are planning on increasing the budget by implementing a new tax in the near future to offset the over spending and budgetary disaster that was put in place for the new high school."
During the city council private meeting, other items discussed included,
Posting the city managers job
( contractors) for other qualified candidates to be legally applied for.
Discussion of entering into an agreement with an outside accounting firm to do a independent city Audit.
The council is also considering removing the umbrella of the Board of Education from the city of Jasper and placing it into the hands of the voters.
A motion was taken to replace the roof on Warehouse 319 by using funds from the city infrastructure budget.
A motion was taken to remove the license division due to funding and poor driving habits by the citizens of Walker County, by awarding the contract to Sears and Roebuck.
In a separate motion.
The city unanimously agreed to claim Chaning Tatum a Walker County boy. Stating Cullman's growth can withstand losing one celebrity. They still have Hank Jr.
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