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Court approves interlocal agreement with South Mountain to rehab two miles of roads; community to pay materials
Summary
Coryell County commissioners approved an interlocal agreement with South Mountain to rehabilitate roughly 2.2 miles of road; the South Mountain council agreed to pay $45,350 for materials while county forces will provide labor.
Coryell County commissioners voted to approve an interlocal agreement with the South Mountain council that will fund material costs for a road rehabilitation project estimated at roughly 2.2 miles.
Commissioner Basham told the court the council identified about 2.2 miles of road in need of rehab and agreed to pay $45,350 for materials. Commissioner Matthews moved to approve the interlocal agreement; Commissioner Basham seconded. The court approved the motion by voice vote.
Details and context: the agreement covers materials only; county crews will provide labor. Commissioners discussed assurances that South Mountain has available funds to pay for the materials — a council revenue stream tied to lease/rental income from telecommunication towers was described informally during discussion — and commissioners noted lost man-hours for county crews when working on third-party projects.
Action: motion to approve the interlocal agreement carried by voice vote. No further details on project schedule were presented at the meeting.
