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Wright County board approves MnDOT contract, awards CSAH 18 work and authorizes parks grant signatures
Summary
At its May 19 meeting the Wright County Board unanimously approved resolution 2641 for MnDOT contract signature authorization, awarded contract 2607 for the CSAH 18 project and adopted resolution 2642 allowing parks staff to sign snowmobile grant documents; all votes were unanimous.
Wright County commissioners on May 19 unanimously approved several routine items including signatures for a Minnesota Department of Transportation agreement, the award of a road construction contract and authorization for parks grant signatures.
The board adopted resolution 2641 authorizing signatures with the Minnesota Department of Transportation for contract 1062568, a 24/7 project staff described as a short but funding-complex, third-of-a-mile construction expected to advertise for bids and begin late summer. "There are seven funding sources, four different federal and state grants," a staff member said, thanking staff and elected officials who helped secure allocations. Commissioner Shayne moved the resolution and Commissioner Holland seconded; the vote was unanimous.
The board also awarded contract 2607 for CSAH 18, a project to improve the road adjacent to Middle School West and add a roundabout. Bids were approximately 20% under estimate; Commissioner Holland moved the award and Commissioner Dietrich seconded. The contract was awarded unanimously to Vin companies.
Ross, a parks staff member, presented resolution 2642, described as a routine annual authorization to allow the parks director to sign grant applications and certifications for the DNR-administered snowmobile assistance program; the board approved the resolution unanimously.
Additionally, public works provided a construction update noting multiple projects under way or starting this summer (including work on Route 36 and a section in front of Costco) and asked for patience around detours and work zones. The board adjourned at 10:10 a.m.
