Vanderburgh County Approves Shared Road Treatment Agreement with City of Evansville
October 29, 2024 | Evansville City, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
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One of the primary topics was the approval of a cost-sharing agreement with the City of Evansville for an asphalt prevention treatment on select county roads. This agreement, now in its second year, is expected to yield cost savings for both the city and the county. The commissioners emphasized the importance of timely road maintenance to prevent extensive damage, with specific roads like Inglefield and Baumgart being considered for treatment. A motion was made to approve the agreement, which included a request for a press release to inform the public about upcoming road work.
The meeting also addressed the establishment of deed restrictions for the Green River Road Trail, necessary for eligibility for a Department of Natural Resources grant. The commissioners approved the revised easement documents without the need for separate motions for each parcel.
In addition, the board approved a proposal for professional services to upgrade the lighting and sound system at the Burdette Park aquatic center, with a budget of $6,500.
Further discussions included extensions to lease agreements for counseling services at the old courthouse, ensuring continued support for mental health services in the community. The board also renewed contracts for various professional services, including those for court-appointed special advocates and guardianship services.
Lastly, the commissioners approved the demolition of a county-owned property deemed uninhabitable, with plans to proceed once utilities are disconnected. This decision reflects ongoing efforts to maintain safety and improve community aesthetics.
Overall, the meeting highlighted the county's commitment to infrastructure improvement, community health services, and responsible property management, setting the stage for continued development in Vanderburgh County.
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