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KYTC presents Barren County's 2024-25 rural secondary road program; court approves allocation
Summary
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet presented Barren County's rural secondary program allotment of roughly $1.82 million, including $694,100 for routine maintenance and three resurfacing projects totaling about $848,000; the court acknowledged and approved the program as presented.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's district engineer presented the county's 2024-25 rural secondary program and the fiscal court approved the allotment.
Chief District Engineer Joe Plunk told the court the county's projected initial allotment was $1,826,648 with a small negative carryover; total available funds were about $1,816,000. He detailed routine maintenance covering 145.491 miles at $694,100 (about 38% of the allocation) and described three resurfacing projects: asphalt resurfacing on KY-1318 (3.2 miles, est. $405,421), KY-255 (1.258 miles, est. $172,114) and KY-2131/Corey Hill Halfway Road (1.754 miles, est. $270,738). The court moved and seconded to acknowledge and approve the program as presented; the motion carried by voice vote.
The judge asked that a copy of the minutes be sent to KYTC after approval.
