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Commissioners authorize $534,000 OPWC draw and WPCLF term for New Marshfield sewer; bridge fencing work pending

Board of Athens County Commissioners · November 4, 2025
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Summary

The Athens County commissioners approved a $534,000 OPWC disbursement for paving projects and authorized a 45-year WPCLF term for the New Marshfield gravity sanitary sewer; planner reported bridge fencing installation is the last step before a ribbon-cutting.

The Athens County Board of Commissioners on Nov. 12 authorized an OPWC disbursement request for $534,000 to support county paving projects and approved submission of a 45-year Water Pollution Control Loan Fund (WPCLF) term for the US-50 New Marshfield gravity sanitary sewer.

Commissioner Charlie Adkins moved and Commissioner Chris Chmiel seconded the motion to authorize Commissioner Lenny Eliason to sign the OPWC disbursement forms for control numbers CR08AB/CR09AB in the amount of $534,000; the motion carried with a recorded roll call in the minutes. The record includes supporting invoices and an OPWC Disbursement Request Form citing construction expenditures and vendor invoices from Shelly & Sands, Inc.

Separately, the board approved signing and submitting the WPCLF 45-year term form for the New Marshfield sewer project; the motion passed unanimously. The WPCLF submission authorizes county staff to advance the sanitary sewer financing process for the US-50 New Marshfield gravity line.

Planner Connor LaVelle told the board that fencing brackets remain outstanding for a bridge project; once installed, county staff will coordinate with the Ohio Department of Transportation to schedule a ribbon-cutting and opening, currently targeted in roughly two weeks depending on parts arrival.

The minutes attach procurement and invoice details for the paving project, including construction and administration line items. The actions recorded in the meeting authorize county officers to sign the relevant financing and disbursement paperwork and move the projects forward.