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County engineer outlines ODOT-backed roundabout plan for County Road 13; commissioners approve LPA agreement
Summary
Williams County Engineer Todd Weber presented an ODOT-funded safety study and a proposed single‑lane roundabout for the County Road 13 intersection; the board approved an LPA federal project agreement to pursue design and funding steps while noting potential county costs for right-of-way and utilities.
Todd Weber, Williams County engineer, told the Board of Commissioners on March 17 that the county applied for and received ODOT funding to study a roughly 3‑mile corridor that included the intersection of G and County Road 13 and that the resulting safety study was approved in January 2024. "We applied for a safety study. In January 2024, we got approved," Weber said, noting the study cost about $39,000 and the state paid roughly $35,100.
Weber said the county has also secured roughly $64,000 in state funds for additional signage and has applied for federal construction funds "up to $3,860,100" for a roundabout. He described the drawing in the study as conceptual rather than final engineering and said the county is seeking a consultant scope of services and an…
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