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Somersworth council adopts $112,000 appropriation for Rocky Hill Road culvert reconstruction

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Summary

The council adopted Ordinance 22-25, a supplemental appropriation of $112,000 from unassigned fund balance to the capital outlay budget to fund reconstruction of a culvert on Rocky Hill Road

The Somersworth City Council voted unanimously on May 5 to adopt Ordinance 22-25, a supplemental appropriation to fund reconstruction of a culvert on Rocky Hill Road.

The ordinance, presented in second reading, would appropriate $112,000 from the unassigned fund balance to the capital outlay budget for the culvert reconstruction. Councilor Vincent moved adoption; the motion was seconded and passed on roll-call votes recorded in the meeting minutes with councilors voting “yes.”

Why it matters: The appropriation provides immediate capital funds to address a transportation infrastructure repair identified by staff.

Vote: The city clerk called the roll; recorded affirmative votes included Councilor Witham, Councilor Goodwin, Councilor Cameron, Councilor Barry, Councilor Pepin, Councilor Vincent, Councilor Gibson and Councilor Catanzaro. Ordinance 22-25 was adopted at the May 5 meeting.

Ending: Staff will proceed with the project and track expenditures in the capital outlay budget; the meeting did not include additional technical details about scheduling or contractor selection.