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Grayson County approves agreement changes and estimate to fix flood‑damaged Ridgecrest Drive; FEMA funds to cover majority
Summary
The Fiscal Court approved a master agreement modification with the Commonwealth of Kentucky for repairs to flood‑damaged Ridgecrest Drive and authorized the judge executive to sign a GSI repair estimate contingent on FEMA funding; multiple cost figures were discussed in the meeting transcript.
Grayson County Fiscal Court approved a modification to the master agreement with the Commonwealth of Kentucky to repair Ridgecrest Drive, the county roadway that slid during flooding. The court also approved allowing the judge executive to sign an estimate with engineering/contractor GSI for repairs once FEMA funding is obligated.
During discussion, the Chair said the project had been worked with FEMA for about a year and that the modification brings the project close to completion. Cost figures were discussed in the record with several numbers referenced: the Chair and staff mentioned a $565,000 estimate, a staff speaker said "it's actually 607,000," and the portion described as the master agreement was noted as $506,000. The court approved the master agreement modification and later approved authorization for the judge executive to sign the $506,000 GSI estimate contingent on FEMA obligations.
Court members did not identify additional contractor awards or change orders at the meeting; the approvals in this session allow the county to proceed with the paperwork required to obligate state and federal funds and to finalize contractor authorization once funding is confirmed.
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