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The volume of requests onj road improvements was at aj minimum Friday when a pub-j
lie hearing on highways wasj held in connection with the| April meeting of the Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors. Resident Engineer James Skeens was present to hear requests and complaints, j
answer questions and note[ same for inspection. Among roads and conditions! brought to Mr. Skeens’ at— | tention were: Route 643 west! of Amissville. Jackson Swain j and others petitioned for gen-: eral improvement of the road.' Roger Batchelder and others; requested improvement of! Route 637 (Poes Road, also! west of Amissville.) Supervisor J. Newbill Miller': asked that Route 614 in Smealey Hollow be widened in spots from Oakley Church to Clyde Pullen’s for adequate meeting and turning of the school bus. O. A. Norton, Superintendent of Schools asked that the junction of Route 611 where it meets Route 211 be improved, for there is a blind entrance to the highway where a school bus must travel He also stated that the intersection of Routes 522 and 626 was a hazardous turn for a school bus and widening this would be of great help. Donald Ferrier requested
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