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Mount Orab council authorizes bid process for left-turn signal estimated at $25,553
Summary
Council members authorized Mayor Hower to seek bids for a left-turn signal project in the town center after staff reported an engineer's estimate of $25,553 and recommended soliciting three bids and reviewing them with staff and consultants before final approval.
The Mount Orab Village Council authorized the mayor to solicit bids for a left-turn signal project in the center of town after staff summarized permitting and engineering work with the Ohio Department of Transportation.
A staff speaker said the project had been in development for about two years, involving ODOT permits and engineering. The engineer's estimate for replacing two lights with a left-turn signal and a straight-through signal, plus guiderail work, was $25,553. Staff recommended sending the work out to three contractors and having staff and their consultant review bids before proceeding.
A council member moved to authorize Mayor Hower to seek bids for the left-turn signal project; members responded affirmatively in a roll-call sequence. The council did not specify funding sources or a construction timeline during the meeting.
