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Committee advances final ODOT participation for West Main Street resurfacing, declares emergency
Summary
The Troy Streets and Sidewalks Committee voted unanimously May 20 to advance a final ODOT participation agreement for resurfacing West Main Street (State Route 41) from Experiment Farm Road to the city's western corporate limit and recorded the action as an emergency.
The Troy Streets and Sidewalks Committee unanimously voted May 20 to advance a final participation agreement with ODOT for urban resurfacing of State Route 41 (West Main Street) from Experiment Farm Road to the city's western corporate limit and recorded the item as an emergency.
Assistant City Engineer Missy Butera described the project as a West Main Street resurfacing with an 80/20 split between ODOT and the city. She said the city's estimated share is just under $200,000 and the total project cost is just over $1,000,000, and that the project is included in the city's 2025 budget.
When asked for a recommendation, Butera said, "Move forward. With the emergency." Chair Bob Phillips announced the committee's unanimous support to proceed as staff requested.
Committee members did not request additional conditions or further study during the meeting. The transcript does not record a roll-call vote; the chair described the committee's action as unanimous.
No public commenters raised questions on the item at the meeting.
