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Supervisor previews Levingston village entryway plan; will consult building officials and BDOT
Summary
A supervisor told the Nelson County Board of Supervisors that merchants in Levingston have discussed adding entryway features to village entrances and that county staff will consult building officials and BDOT before returning a proposal to the board, possibly in August.
A supervisor told the Nelson County Board of Supervisors on June 25 that merchants in Levingston are pursuing entryway improvements at two village entrances and that the board will see a proposal in the coming months.
The supervisor said they raised the idea at a merchants’ meeting and plan to engage building officials and BDOT to determine what is feasible at the northern and middle entrances to the village. The supervisor said safety and right-of-way concerns raised by BDOT will be considered and that they expect to bring a proposal back to the board in August.
No formal action or funding decision was taken at the June 25 meeting; the remarks were a notice of intent to pursue the idea and to coordinate with county and transportation officials. The board then adjourned the continued meeting and scheduled a 5:00 p.m. joint work session with the planning commission on zoning ordinances.
Discussion versus decision: the Levingston entryway item was discussion/notice only; supervisors signaled intent to consult relevant agencies and to return with a formal proposal for board consideration.
