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County Molino Tornado Debris Pickup Completed
March 7, 2008
Friday was the last day Escambia County was scheduled to pickup tornado debris in the Molino area.. The debris had to be placed the public right of way for the county road department to remove it since the county cannot work on private land.
The area from which debris was picked up was an area bordered from Highway 29 at Fran’s Diner, north to Molino Road, east to the Escambia River and south to Cedertown Road, and continuing southwest to Fran’s Diner.
The right of way requirement posed a particular problem for residents of Crest Lane and its side streets because they are private roads.
Debris pick up by county crews began in the Molino area back on February 25.
Pictured above: A tornado debris pile about a week ago at the corner of Molino Road and Katie Road in Molino. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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