By Gary Lloyd
TRUSSVILLE — Trussville Mayor Gene Melton said Tuesday that a road connecting the Pop Stone Circle area of Roper Road to Deerfoot Parkway is a “very strong” possibility.
The connection could be discussed at the Nov. 26 Trussville City Council meeting. That meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m.
Melton said there is a good possibility that the Alabama Department of Transportation could acquire federal funds for the potential road.
Trussville Mayor Gene Melton says new roads could “forever change” traffic patterns in the city.
file photo by Ron Burkett
That road would likely span part of the Cahaba River and emerge near the Deerfoot Parkway-U.S. Highway 11 intersection.
Melton said that link as well as other new roads, including Husky Parkway linking the Hewitt-Trussville High School area to Trussville-Clay Road, will “forever change” traffic patterns in the city.
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