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Fleming County OKs KTC District Nine rural road recommendation, approves four resurfacing projects
Summary
Fleming County Fiscal Court unanimously adopted Resolution 20-1294 to accept Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District Nine's FY2020-21 Rural Secondary recommendations, authorizing four asphalt-resurfacing projects and confirming the county's allocation and project-level costs.
Fleming County Fiscal Court unanimously approved Resolution 20-1294 on March 10, accepting Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KTC) District Nine's FY2020-21 Rural Secondary recommendations and authorizing four resurfacing projects.
KTC officials presented an allocation of $1,092,926 for the 2020-21 rural secondary program, a $143,055 undistributed/free balance from 2019-20 and total available funds of $1,235,981. The district recommended expenditures of $494,384 with a remainder for improvements of $741,597 and $109,293 in flex funds; the total amount minus flex funds was listed as $632,304.
The presentation listed four specific resurfacing projects and recommended funding: Harn Road (KY 3299), asphalt resurface, $195,000; Smith Pike (KY 697), asphalt resurface, $239,000; Cherry Grove Road (KY 597), asphalt resurface, $198,000; and Hillsboro-Sharkey Road (KY 158), asphalt resurface, $300,000. Each project entry included beginning and ending junction points as provided by KTC District Nine.
Magistrate Ray H. Money moved to approve the resolution and James Smoot seconded; the motion passed unanimously. The court's approval authorizes KTC District Nine to proceed with the recommended rural secondary prioritization and project allocations; the minutes do not record implementation dates or construction schedules.
The county will work with KTC District Nine on project scheduling and any subsequent contract or procurement steps. Further administrative details and timelines were not specified in the minutes.
