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Owner says rebuilt private road meets county standards; commission asked to accept it for maintenance

April 13, 2026 | Lee County, Alabama


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Owner says rebuilt private road meets county standards; commission asked to accept it for maintenance
An agency official told the Lee County Commission that a property owner who rebuilt a private road off U.S. 280 in Smith Station has dedicated the right-of-way and is asking the county to accept the road for maintenance.

The official said the owner reconstructed about half the road, resurfaced it, and improved drainage to meet county standards. "At this point, he has," the agency official said, referring to the previously agreed improvements; the official added that the commission passed a resolution about a year ago promising to accept the road once the work was completed.

A commissioner said the rebuilt road "looks really good" and staff said it is essentially a new road meeting current county standards. The transcript does not record a formal motion or vote to accept the road during the provided discussion.

Why it matters: accepting the road for county maintenance shifts long-term upkeep and costs to the county and affects service responsibilities for the area near U.S. 280.

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