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Project Closes Slough Hollow Road
 By: Sally Kaucher A project is underway in Taney County to raise Slough Hollow Road, and that means the road is closed for several weeks. Handling the project is General Superintendent Ronnie Davidson of Greer Excavating… Davidson says the road will be slightly wider when the work is finished. Slough Hollow Road is off Highway 160 east of Kissee Mills. It will be closed for two to three months. =====(2nd version)===== A roadway in Taney County is closed for a project to raise it above flood levels of the past. Slough Hollow Road off Highway 160 east of Kissee Mills will be 4 to 5 feet higher when the work is finished. Ronnie Davidson of Greer Excavating is General Superintendent for the project… Davidson says work on the project means Slough Hollow Road is closed for the next 2 to 3 months.
Bill - 05/22/2012 11:13:21 PM
Does anyone know what the cost of this project will be?
This seems rather pointless... Slough Hollow Road is merely a shortcut for most motorists going from Kissee Mills to Cedarcreek . If I remember correctly it only saves a couple minutes versus taking State Highway 160 to M highway. Even though it floods on occasion, I don't recall anyone in this area being stranded the last few times it flooded.
They did something similar to this by Shadowrock Park a few years ago and the road still flooded last spring.
I think it would be more appropriate for the county to finish chip-sealing the remaining gravel roads and put the rest of the money into improving roads that we actually need.
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