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After 3 years of trying, Jack Bernard is finally
getting his road paved
In 2006, TWG reported that Chickadee Ct., Mr. Bernard’s
road, was listed as the worst paved road in the county according to the report
prepared by the County
Manager.
September 19, 2006
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT “WORST ROADS IN THE COUNTY” LIST
Commissioner Bernard lives on Chick-a-Dee
Ct. “The worst asphalt road in the county”
according to the work done by the County
Manager at the direction
of our Commissioners. This is where Comm. Bernard lives on Chick-a-Dee Ct.
Read entire article and see pictures here: http://www.taxdogs.com/worstroads091906.htm
This past Saturday paving equipment was moved in and parked at the corner of
Cardinal and Chickadee Ct.
in preparation for paving. 
Prep work has been done by Jasper
County’s Public Works
Department. Markings were made on the
road long before the election, but sources tell us that Mr. Bernard wanted the
paving to be done “after the election” so it wouldn’t be an issue while he ran
for Commissioner again. 
As you can see, this road looks nothing like other
roads in the county or even in Turtle Cove that are in terrible shape. Such roads as Purple Martin are so bad that
they can’t be considered for LARP funds.
See pictures of other roads near Turtle Cove in September 2006 article—http://www.taxdogs.com/worstroads091906.htm
County Line Road
is also one of the 2008 approved LARP roads. County Line Road
is a much more traveled road than Chickadee
Ct. County Line Road
should have been done first as it has been promised for over five years.
Here’s 2 pictures of County Line Road
taken last year. (Pictures will enlarge if you click on them.) 
 The “non-politicized” road list of priority roads needs to
be redone. Any one with any common sense
understands that a heavily traveled main road should be higher on a list than a
subdivision road with 38 houses.
TWG
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