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County approves agreement with Piedmont to finish repaving County Line Road; project capped at $752,000
Summary
The board approved an agreement with the city of Piedmont to finish repaving County Line Road in unincorporated areas, with a not‑to‑exceed cost of $752,000; commissioners approved the motion by voice vote.
The Oklahoma County Board of Commissioners on May 20 approved an agreement with the city of Piedmont to finish repaving the County Line Road in unincorporated areas, with the project capped at $752,000.
A county official described the project as an interlocal agreement with Piedmont to complete repaving work across the county border where the road lies in unincorporated county jurisdiction. "This will be a project not to exceed 752,000. I'll make a motion to approve," the official said during the meeting.
Commissioners moved, seconded and approved the agreement by voice vote. County staff and commissioners did not provide a construction schedule or contract award details at the May 20 meeting; those items will follow standard procurement and project management steps.
The board also handled other routine capital and maintenance items during the meeting, but the County Line Road agreement was the primary county‑city infrastructure item addressed.
