Board approves $800,000 amendment for disaster engineering as residents press for road maintenance
The board approved an amendment to increase the cap on a consultant agreement for disaster engineering by $800,000 to produce designs and support FEMA and FHWA reimbursement work for storm-damaged routes, while residents urged low-cost maintenance for local roads such as Lake Mountain Road.
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The Trinity County Board of Supervisors approved an amendment to increase the maximum payable under an agreement with Wood Rogers Inc. by $800,000 to provide disaster engineering services for severely damaged county roads.
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