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Commissioners approve county contribution to Linton street overlay project
Summary
Moore Engineering submitted a revised quote; the board approved accepting the county's estimated contribution for an overlay and milling project in Linton and authorized staff to notify city hall.
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The board voted to accept the county contribution estimate for a Linton street overlay and milling project after Moore Engineering submitted a revised quote.
Moore Engineering provided a new quote of $83,007.29 for milling and overlay work on several streets including portions of Highway 13, Seventh Avenue SE near the Catholic Cemetery, Ninth Street SE and Aspen Avenue, the latter to be cost-shared with the city. A county presenter noted the price had come down from a prior year estimate and that work was scheduled to begin in June; he said county ‘‘Prairie Dock’’ funds could be used for the overlay project.
A commissioner moved to accept the county's portion of the estimate and another commissioner seconded. The board recorded the vote with voices of "Aye" and the chair declared the motion carried.
The presenter said he would notify Linton City Hall and provide the city the county's decision. The meeting record does not include a roll-call tally of individual commissioner votes; the motion was approved by voice vote.
Ending: Staff will inform city hall and coordinate with Moore Engineering on timing and scope; the county intends to use the available Prairie Dock funds for the project.

