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Becker County signs support letter for Audubon Local Road Improvement Program application
Summary
The board approved a letter of support for the City of Audubon’s application to the Local Road Improvement Program (LRIP) to help reconstruct streets near the elementary school, with the county agreeing to consider sponsoring the project if the city is successful.
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The board voted to sign a letter supporting the City of Audubon’s application to Minnesota’s Local Road Improvement Program (LRIP) to reconstruct Third Street near the Audubon elementary school and to replace subsurface utilities at the same time.
Megan Eastman, clerk for the City of Audubon, and John (engineering) described the project: the street is heavily used by school traffic, connects to county roads, and would be a strong fit for the LRIP grant. They said the city can apply for up to $1.5 million; the city will assemble a funding package if a request for more than that amount is needed.
County staff and commissioners discussed timetable coordination with planned county paving on County Road 144 to seek cost efficiencies. Commissioners approved the board signing a local-support letter and agreed to consider a formal county resolution and sponsor role if Audubon’s application is selected.
Action: Motion to approve the letter of support carried on voice vote; the county will provide a signed letter to city staff for inclusion with the LRIP application and will consider further sponsorship steps.
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