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(KLZA)-- Holt County, Missouri Commissioners are billing railroad companies for the cost of rebuilding roads that have been destroyed by rock trucks hauling for the rail lines.
According to the Mound City News, a bill of more than $51-thousand to put the roads back to the way they were prior to flooding has been submitted to the rail lines.
In addition, there will be bills sent from a rock quarry in Maitland, Missouri who supplied the rock for the roads.
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