Posted by Bill in IL on April 06, 2016 at 18:32:37 from (184.105.42.70):
In Reply to: How many of you... posted by RBoots on April 06, 2016 at 18:04:21:
How big are your road right of ways? Around here a township road is 66 feet and they get to maintain that portion. The though being if you have farmers planting to the edge of the road inside the road right of way I would think a warning in the spring would be sufficient before the mower comes out to maintain your township right of way.
It really sounds like your state tried to to a good thing for the farmers with the right to farm act. That act probably needs tweaked but with the government we have now good luck. I know one local township posted no grain carts allowed signs due to one local guy ruining the roads with his cart in the fall. Most people know enough to not be on the roads with loaded grain carts. Here the local road commissioner has a good bit of power to do what it takes to maintain the roads.
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