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wisely pointed out that this would be the first time, in the history of this Board of Supervisors, that it would vote against the wishes of the residents.
There was much discussion by the board on the Grimsley Road issue. Numerous points were brought up and argued: pot holes (that don’t exist on the part of the road in question), rights and usagt* of the road, but one point stuck out so blatantly it was almost humorous, almost.
Supervisor Estes, tersely stated that the board couldn’t have the residents making the decisions about their own roads, yet he gave no reason why the road should be paved. To this statement supervisor Welch replied that the whole and entire reason the issue of paving was up for discussion and vote in the first place, was because of the
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