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Spring Hill agrees to Johnson County contribution for 190th Street paving extension
Summary
City and county staff worked out an agreement for Johnson County to reimburse up to $150,000 for additional pavement needed to match a future county project; council approved the interlocal agreement and bid schedule.
The council approved an agreement with Johnson County to fund additional pavement work on 190th Street (Ridgeview to Renner) so the city
nd county designs align where the projects meet. City Engineer Allison Abel told the council the county is designing a future project on the east side of Renner; to avoid rework the city agreed to put slightly more pavement down now and invoice the county for its share.
Abel said engineers jointly determined a fair not-to-exceed reimbursement cap of $150,000 from Johnson County to cover the additional paving and related grading and driveways. The city will front the construction costs and invoice Johnson County after project completion. Abel said the project was nearing advertisement: right-of-way negotiations were nearly complete and the city plans a mid-October bid opening.
Why it matters: coordinating pavement limits between agencies reduces duplication and future patchwork; the county reimbursement reduces the city —apital burden for the blended section. Abel said the extra pavement will better match the county esign and save money over doing piecemeal improvements in the future.
Formal action: council approved the agreement authorizing the mayor to sign and directed staff to proceed toward bidding. The motion carried 5-0.
Clarifying details: the additional surface area for the blended section was estimated in staff materials and the county
greement sets a not-to-exceed reimbursement. The project is also a candidate for federal/state CARS funding, and staff expects to invoice the county after construction.
