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e North . Carolina
County Boards of Commissioner!
ave the power to select?" road!
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gtgte' in their county for paving. Thk
,'-' . is very aenniteiy not we case."
,ray. Commission, and pot Secondary Roads ' Officer
iy Boards of Commission- pointed out that all paving on
. (has. the authority to deter-1 secondary roads will be
,.ie "iwi wuonaary rimus , win done on the basis of a paving
5 paved." , Ipriority list Indw posted' In svery
Tecondary Roads Officer ,Harj county court ' house . .throughout
1 Makepeace' 'dri thtv'staie fthe state. -. .,,( '!,'
:ed this statement - to clarify State . Legislature 'directed that
te position of both the State County Boards -:of Commission-
highway Commission andCoun,-i era i,be given, more Information
v vuiuuusuytiuii. ... ... v-uiifernuig i sevonaary roaa puu-
"Somfei people ' seeniiV-toft
idea," said Makepeace, "thay;i)bveiil , oppbrtiinity !f
woriung wnn; mgnway commis
sion engineers in , the, matter of
additions to the state' highway
system, deletion of roads from
the system 'and matters of bud
gets, but in all cases, the State
Highway Commission ' has1 the
final , authority in all' secondary
road. 'matters.' "'
The' State Highway Commis
sion set down the ground rules
for the paving of rural. second
ary roads shortly after t took
! office last July.Y Under i the
Commission approved plan, those
roads' which .carry fifty vehicles
or -more per . day were yi ted for
possible paving ' according; tc .th
public service rendered by: each
road in ' eacn ' coun ' Rloads
were ratbd arid given points in
accordance with the number of
occupied ii. dwellings, . ; schools,
churches, ' commercial i establish-'
iments, etc., on' the 'basis 'dfi pubs
lie . .service characteristics such
as mail routes and . school ' bus
ieiiutirfsJTlBjhId on , jtttii, basfst -of 4h
average 24-hour annual traffic
meaning i oJE thevConstitution.-,t :
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The roads were then listed in
the order of importance on the
paving priority list. Makepeace
emphasized that the State High
way Commission will follow this
priority list, .and pave the - top
priority.- roads as ' rapidly as
'funds become: available, for each
county, v County Commissioners
dl not h8ve,;,.the' "fluthdrity 'te
change Vm, jpwoyjty; M
:Unpwe(;' 6ffndWMis
wtiich 'are ,not ,rate4.;ifcs?' paying
under the1 'priority plan i will- be
improved, ' a1. 'eif ort to' provide
?fveather, .tesvicej pJ$Q
miles bf such rural roads not
rated ; for paying.- .A certain
'portion4 of availal Boantr
funds Will be set aside for sufih
improvements as widening, bet
teir jdrainage and adequate sur-face';,:;':.'V.,.-,:.-.
' .Secondary Roads Officer Make
peace f said the 195' ','jGerierfil
Statutes give each .' Board., of
County CMtfiissioners1' the op-
un)tyJ;6iAnirig ' tedbm-
mendations. 'concernmg their
county road improvement plans.
For example, the Commissioners
may suggest what percentage of
available funds , might' be used
for paving and what portion
could be set aside for improve
ment to unpaved roads,
i The law stipulates that such
recommendations must be made
in writing to the State Highway
Commission, and in all cases,
tMe Commission has final au-
tthorlty:; . v
this is absolutely necessary.
said Makepeace, "since the State
Highway Commission is respon
sible to the people for the ex
penditure of all secondary road
funds." .
All petitions for adding roads
to the system and deletion of
secondary roads from the State
Highway system must carry the
approval of the local County
Board of Commissioners. Peti
tions) -for the addition, of a road
to tpe State system should be
prepared by residents and sub
mitted ; to, the local County
Boarfl. '. H ;!t i,
Since all standards for the ad
ditio of roads tq the system are
determined by ' the State High-t
way j Commission itself, the
County !Board; pf i Commissioners
generally approves 'such requests
and forwards them to the Com
mission in Raleigh.
The State Highway Commis
sion cannot abandon any road
on ita' system without the writ
ten , approval of the County
Board of Commissioners of the
county in which the road is lo
cated. "We cannot take a road
off , the State system," ' said
Makepeace, "until we have the
consent of the County Board."
In issuing the statement,
Makepeace called special atten
tion to the new role of Division
Engineers of the Highwjay Com
mission, "II there are an ques
tions concerning your road," said
Makepease, "we suggest you get
in touch with our local High
way Division Engineer or Dis
trict Engineer first." i i
N0rthU Carolina . has fourteen
Highway' Divisions . With" a Di
vision Engineer and generally
So District Engineers for each!
vision. ' ';'. "'
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SOIL STEWARDSHIP WEEK
MAY 11-18, 1958
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. . ' Usurpation ' ' '
My hope is that this action will
serve to call attention to the
Court that it should stick to its
legal knitting and desist from
moving into the legislative field.
Criticism of the Court does not
come easy with me; I respect our
democratic institutions, but I am
compelled to speak out against
what Iam convinced is usurpa
tion of power whether it be in
the judicial, legislative or execu
tive branches. If we are to( pre
serve ' the balance between the
Statejs' and the Federal Govern
ment and ihie division of power
within the Federal government,
it must be done by insisting upon
port the bill : : which should 'pro
duce 'important national debates.
A debate of this nature can be
very constructive. . It will inform
the people -of the importance of
separation of powers and the wis
dom of the Founding Fathers in
establishing this concept,
Dangers of Encroachment
The dangers of judicial en
croachment are numerous. Per
haps one of the most serious is
substitution of personal notions of
what the law ought to be for what
the law is. Another is the meth
odical reduction of the States to
meaningless zeros, the ultimate of
the miscomprehension that Wash
ington can do everything better.
With these things fresh in mind,
iai; reckless o' Wesponsiblt,' t. iv ,,
January fay m
The Senate unanimously passed
the military pay bill last week.
While considering the proposal,
I was struck by the fact that the
Armed Services are today in keen
competition with the business
world for trained manpower to
carry on our complex defense es
tablishment. Highly skilled per
sonnel have been leaving the ser
vices for employment in business.
Congress had no alternative but
to work out a plan, an incentive
plan, whereby a career in' the
Armed Forces will be more at
tractive to these capable and
highly trained people.
legal and constitutional principles, the Judiciary Committee has now
t i t . . re: t i u u iJ ' ' i J - ....
You Get ALL
ji SENATOR,
SAUERVIti
SAYS
Washington Action by the
Senate, Judiciary Cotrfcnitteei .last
week evidences' the growing; ctjri
cern that exists in Congress that
the United States Supreme Court
should refrain from further in
vading the field left to the Con
gress and the States by the Con
stitution. f There is room for disagreement
as to the particular remedy for
the encroachment and usurpation
by the court. I voted for the pro
posal in the Judiciary Committee
because I honestly feel that the
Supreme Cour.haj, far exceeded
fts" proper boiirids by acting as' ja
legislative body contrary to the
No public official should be above
criticism, and I cannot subscribe
to the theory that the court is
sacrosanct.
. Vote Unexpected
The overwhelming vote in the
committee was unexpected. By a
vote of two-to-one majority my
colleagues took this action to re
acted. I favor a great debate on
this issue. Such is long overdue.
The debate should not be section-
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