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Walker Partners presents CDBG-MIT update; Court removes CR 274 low-water crossing from grant and authorizes SB-8 application
Summary
At the Feb. 24 meeting Walker Partners presented on the county's CDBG-MIT grant; Commissioners voted to remove CR 274 low-water crossing from the grant. The Court also noted two FEMA RPA-DR 4781 projects still with FEMA and authorized an SB-8 grant application.
Walker Partners provided a presentation on the county's Community Development Block Grant—Mitigation (CDBG-MIT) work during the Coryell County Commissioners' Court meeting on Feb. 24.
Following the presentation, Commissioner Scott Weddle moved to remove CR 274 low-water crossing from the county's CDBG-MIT grant; Commissioner Kyle Matthews seconded the motion and the Court approved the removal as recorded in the minutes. The transcript does not include the Court’s rationale for removing CR 274 or any replacement scope; the full presentation and attachments are referenced in the meeting materials.
The Court reported two FEMA RPA-DR 4781 projects remain under FEMA review: one project is a bridge and another is a low-water crossing. The Court also noted micro sensors placed around the county under an LCFP program.
Separately, the Court authorized applying for grant funding under SB-8 on a motion by Commissioner Kyle Matthews with a second by Commissioner Scott Weddle; the minutes record the authorization but do not include proposal details or required match amounts.
For the detailed project lists, timelines, and grant conditions, the presentation by Walker Partners and the attached grant documents in the official meeting record should be consulted.
