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Fiscal court approves sidewalk feasibility study grant with Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and Brooksville
Summary
The court approved a grant agreement to fund a sidewalk feasibility study with the City of Brooksville and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet; the county's share is approximately 20% of the study cost with an additional grant covering most of that match.
The Bracken County Fiscal Court voted to approve a grant agreement with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and the City of Brooksville to fund a sidewalk feasibility study.
Court discussion said the agreement covers the study with the county and city responsible for roughly a 20% match. A county speaker said a second grant would cover a large portion of that match so the county's cash obligation would be small; she described the county and city share as approximately $350 each in the example used if the study cost were $100,000.
David Couch moved to approve the grant agreement; John Scott seconded the motion. The court called the question and the motion passed by voice/roll call with no recorded opposing votes.
The vote took place during the road department/old business portion of the agenda; the court did not specify the study’s total estimated cost in the motion or any project timeline in the discussion.
