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Allen County accepts $400,000 FRA grant for Scott Road grade‑separation design study, pledges $100,000 local match
Summary
Commissioners accepted a $400,000 Federal Railroad Administration grant to fund a design study for a grade separation on Scott Road and authorized the highway department head as the county’s grant signatory; staff said the total projected cost is $500,000 with a $100,000 county commitment.
The Board of Commissioners voted to accept a $400,000 Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) grant to fund a design study for a Scott Road grade‑separation project and delegated authority for grant acceptance to Bill Hartman, Highway Department representative.
Hartman said the grant will fund a design study for a Scott Road grade separation just south of the Bass Road project and that the county plans to commit $100,000 of highway funds toward a roughly $500,000 projected study cost, describing the arrangement as an 80/20 split. Commissioners moved, seconded and approved acceptance of the grant and the designation of Hartman as the grant signatory.
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