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developed," he said. “We may have to send $50,000 school buses down that road. VDOT recommended paving. After initial costs, a paved road is easier to maintain and plow.”
Estes added that some Grimslev Road residents have changed their minds about paving. He’s had several phone calls. “A few years ago residents—who are now against paving—were asking for the road to be paved.”
Bryant Lee, supervisor of the adjacent Hampton District, voted to pave. “It’s useful for the county as a whole. VDOT currently spends $8,000 to 12,000 a year to maintain the road as it is. Tar and chip will take much less maintenance,” he explained.
“It had nothing to do with Newlin,” he added. “Traffic won’t increase (after paving) because the road is not a short cut.” And, like Estes. Lee also
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