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Archbold council authorizes USDA infrastructure grant application for three residential streets
Summary
Council passed Resolution 2026-21 authorizing the village administrator to apply to USDA Rural Development for funding to improve public water, sanitary sewer and storm sewer infrastructure serving residential housing on Lugbill Road, Burke Street and Schlatter Street; the measure passed after suspending the three‑reading rule.
The Archbold Village Council voted unanimously to authorize a USDA Rural Development grant application for water, sanitary sewer and storm sewer improvements on several residential streets.
Mayor Brad Grime presented Resolution 2026-21, which authorizes the Village Administrator to prepare and submit an application to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development for funding assistance for public infrastructure serving residential housing on Lugbill Road, Burke Street and Schlatter Street. Council suspended the three‑reading rule and passed the resolution by unanimous vote; Gary Dominique moved for passage and Karla Ball seconded.
Village Administrator Aaron Alt explained the grant request is targeted at the residential housing on the three named streets. The minutes do not list a project budget or a timeline for the application process. The resolution title declares the item an emergency; no further implementation steps or awards are recorded in the meeting minutes.
The council approved the authorization to apply, leaving details about application submission, project design, and funding amounts to be determined through the USDA process and subsequent council records.
