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Loganville City board votes to apply for L‑RIP funds for short State Street project
Summary
The Loganville City board voted to proceed with an L‑RIP application for a short State Street project and discussed a 20‑year road improvement plan; the board noted the L‑RIP could provide up to $30,000 and that bids will be required.
The Loganville City board voted on Nov. 11 to apply for L‑RIP funding to support a short reconstruction project on State Street, President Russ Lankey said during the meeting.
The motion to proceed with the L‑RIP application, made by Repka and seconded by Douglas, carried. City maintenance reported the L‑RIP could cover up to $30,000 toward the short project. The minutes do not define the L‑RIP acronym or provide additional program details.
Board members discussed that formal bids will be required for the State Street work and that the short nature of the project means no water or sewer work is expected. The board also began a broader discussion about a 20‑year road improvement plan, exploring grant options and long‑range costs. President Lankey said he would consult with ‘Kurt’ to get a rough cost estimate for planning purposes.
The motion to apply for the L‑RIP funds was recorded as carried; no vote tallies beyond “Carried” were provided in the minutes. The board did not set a construction timeline in the minutes; it recorded only that bids will still be needed.
