Amelia Turns Down Road Additions Amelia county board of uper ' isors held its annual road m eting April S, but theic wasn't much need for ,t W C. Poston, county engineer, told the board that no new additions could be taken into the secondary system during the h*57-l;»58 road year because of the additions ae : copied last year. No boa r d of viewers was ap ■ pointed by the. supervisors Six men were on hand with re quests. and an additional two pe titions were presented. R A. Smith, and others, requested hard surfacing for Route 153 Ben S. Doisett. and others, asked that Route 636 be hard surfaced, and R. A. Johns asked that Route 1IKW be hard surfaced. A. W. Pinchbeck requested the j extension of Route 1003 R. Lowell Anderson, and others, asked the ad dition of a road b< i innin at or hear ttie northeast corner of the J D. Anderson property. Lewis Easter, and others, requested an addition from the road into his resi dence to Route o:w. Petitions for the extension of Route 1002 an additional 103<> feet were presented by J C. Burnette, and others, and William Royal, and others, petitioned for an addition of a road from Route 615 to Route 670. a distance of i.it miles
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