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Pittsburg County approves $200,000 ODOT claim for Juniper Point lake access project
Summary
The county commissioners unanimously approved an ODOT Form 324A claim for $200,000 to support the Juniper Point Lake Access Project, Phase II, and recorded the claim paperwork in the minutes.
Pittsburg County commissioners unanimously approved a $200,000 ODOT Form 324A claim for the Juniper Point Lake Access Project, Phase II, during their Dec. 1 meeting.
Chairman Charlie Rogers said the claim was submitted for reimbursement and moved to approve the form; the motion was seconded and carried on a 3-0 vote. The ODOT 324A packet in the record lists the project as SAP-261D(129)LG and shows a reimbursable amount of $200,000 with an offset line identifying a disallowed amount of $14,837.15 in the claim paperwork.
The approval places the county on record as authorizing the submission and acceptance of the specified ODOT claim for the Juniper Point Lake Access work. No public speakers opposed or amended the claim during the meeting. The board did not attach additional conditions to the approval.
The board’s vote: Yes — Charlie Rogers, Ross Selman, Mike Haynes; No — none. The county clerk’s office retained the Form 324A paperwork as part of the meeting record. The next procedural step is for the county to process the ODOT reimbursement per standard agency procedures.
