Warren County government is moving forward with a study on Short Mountain Road to consider lowering the 45 mph speed limit.The county Highway and Bridge Committee met Tuesday. In attendance were Gary Prater, chair, Randy England, Gary Martin, David Rhea and Blaine Wilcher. According to Road Superintendent Levie Glenn, he has asked for the study and consideration of any grant money that could be used to purchase devices to encourage motorist to slow down or buy new road signage if the speed limit is reduced.“I wonder how long that process will take,” said Prater.Glenn added, “Sometimes it’s pretty slow.