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Commissioners back Spencerville grant application, agree to fund $50,000 fairgrounds waterline work
Summary
The board agreed to serve as applicant/administrator for a Spencerville Neighborhood Relief Grant and approved funding arrangements to cover a previously agreed $50,000 waterline project at the county fairgrounds; Susan Wildermuth will work with GLCAP on administration contracts and agreements.
The Board of Allen County Commissioners agreed Feb. 17 to allow Spencerville to proceed with an application for a Neighborhood Relief Grant with the commissioners' office acting as applicant and administrator.
Susan Wildermuth said she will work with GLCAP to ensure a contract is in place for administration services and that an agreement with Spencerville will outline roles and responsibilities for the project. Commissioners indicated support for the village moving forward with the application.
Commissioner Beth Seibert said the board will attend an upcoming Fair Board meeting to discuss the OSU Extension/Fairgrounds Administration Building. The minutes record a $50,000 quote for additional waterline work at the fairgrounds; commissioners previously agreed to fund that work and an invoice will be sent to county administration for payment.
The actions recorded are administrative: the county will act as applicant/administrator for the grant and will process payment for the fairgrounds waterline work. No detailed grant award or contracting documents appear in the Feb. 17 minutes.
