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Morton board OKs joint agreement with IDOT for signal detection and CCTV at US 150
Summary
The board approved a joint agreement with the Illinois Department of Transportation to design and construct upgraded video detection, battery backup and CCTV systems at the US 150 (Detroit Avenue) signals; the packet listed a small local share.
The Village Board of Trustees of Morton approved a joint agreement on June 16 with the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) to survey, prepare plans and perform construction engineering to install video detection, battery backup systems and CCTV cameras at the US 150 (Detroit Avenue) traffic signals.
Stan Gruber, sitting in for the director of public works, told the board the packet estimated the total project cost at $13,248, with the village’s share listed as $1,325 and a maximum of $1,656. Trustees approved the agreement by roll call.
The item was presented as an intergovernmental engineering agreement with IDOT; trustees did not request changes to scope or additional funding at the meeting.
