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New East 80 Bridge: Ed Pipalski questions land being taken



2006-10-05 - East 80 at Russell Creek, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Pipalski.


Business owner Ed Pipalski writes:
The new right of way will extend to the rear of the red truck through the woods. The guardrail will extend to the rear of the white car Note that oncoming traffic will have to cross the centerline and new shoulder to strike guardrail. Wrong side of road maybe? My deed calls for, and I'm paying taxes on, the one acre of land next to the creek, but the Highway Department tells me it belongs to them.


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