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Inkster approves $1.66 million share for Cherry Hill Road rehab with Dearborn Heights
Summary
The Inkster City Council approved an intergovernmental agreement with Dearborn Heights to rehabilitate Cherry Hill Road, approving Inkster’s pro rata appropriation of 1,665,600 and confirming Inkster will pay roughly 40% of the project cost. The motion passed by voice vote.
The Inkster City Council on May 4 approved an intergovernmental agreement with Dearborn Heights to rehabilitate Cherry Hill Road from Inkster Road to Gully Road, including the approximately one-mile section in Inkster.
Mayor Byron Henry Nolan said Inkster’s pro rata share is $1,665,600 and that the city will pay roughly 40% of the total cost while Dearborn Heights covers the remaining 60%. Council moved and approved the measure by voice vote.
Council members briefly discussed the scope and timing; Mayor Nolan noted this is the only street scheduled to start this summer and acknowledged other infrastructure projects are ongoing. No roll-call tally was recorded in the meeting transcript; the item passed on a voice vote.
The agreement directs the city to participate in the joint rehabilitation project with Dearborn Heights; the motion record identifies the appropriation amount but does not include a detailed funding source breakdown in the meeting record.
