Traverse County backs $1.5 million LRIP application for CSAH 6 upgrade
The Traverse County Commission unanimously approved a resolution supporting an LRIP grant application to upgrade about 7.13 miles of County State Aid Highway 6 west of Dumont, a project with a 2028 planning-level cost estimate of $2.73 million.
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The Traverse County Commission on Oct. 6 unanimously approved a resolution supporting a Local Road Improvement Program (LRIP) application for SAP 078-606-028, a planned upgrade of County State Aid Highway 6 (CSAH 6) from CSAH 5 to U.S. Highway 75, a corridor the county described as about 7.13 miles long. County Engineer Chad Gillespie told the board the corridor is a Major Collector that supports farm-to-market activity and regional connectivity and that the project is planned for construction in 2028 with a planning-level construction cost estimate of $2.73 million.
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