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Gage County approves NDOT Project Program Agreement for Hickory Road improvements, accepts federal aid and a $51,733 Community Based grant
Summary
The board adopted Resolution 26-07 authorizing the chair to sign the NDOT Project Program Agreement (DPS-3220(7)) for Hickory Road improvements, approved an LPA federal-aid agreement for Project #DPS-34(37) 3220(7), and accepted a Community Based grant of $51,733; all votes were unanimous 6-0.
The Gage County Board of Supervisors on May 27 adopted Resolution No. 26-07 authorizing Chair Erich Tiemann to sign a Project Program Agreement with the Nebraska Department of Transportation for the Hickory Road improvements (NDOT Project DPS-3220(7), Control No. 13640).
Board materials identify the project as "Hickory Road Improvements" and the resolution affirms the county will follow applicable federal, state and local laws and procedures in administering Federal-aid funds for the project. The board approved the resolution by recorded roll call (6-0).
At the same meeting supervisors also approved an LPA Program Agreement for Federal Aid Funds for Project #DPS-34(37) 3220(7) (the Adams Bypass Hickory Road Improvement, per the motion text) and voted to accept a Community Based grant in the amount of $51,733, authorizing the chairman to sign. Each motion carried unanimously 6-0.
The county said it understands the project is subject to federal and state rules and that NDOT will set certain funding responsibilities in the Project Program Agreement. The meeting record lists the NDOT project and control numbers but does not specify the contract amount, project schedule, or construction funding split in the minutes; those details are expected to be in the NDOT agreement files and LPA program documents.
The board directed the chair to sign the agreement and approved the accompanying administrative actions necessary to accept federal funds and the grant. The county did not provide additional details about project scope, timeline, or anticipated contractor selection during the recorded meeting.
