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Franklin County commits local funds for Lane Street and CR 25 Salmon River bridge projects
Summary
The Legislature authorized advancing two Salmon River bridge projects, appropriating $866,000 for the Lane Street bridge and $810,000 for County Route 25 and agreeing to cover non‑participating local shares; both votes were unanimous and the county authorized the County Manager to execute required NYSDOT agreements.
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The Franklin County Legislature voted to advance two bridge projects over the Salmon River and to appropriate county funds to cover local and non‑participating costs. Resolution No. 82 authorized $866,000 from existing funds for the Lane Street bridge project (PIN 775358/BIN 3336900) and directed the County Manager to execute all necessary agreements with the New York State Department of Transportation. The resolution states construction must begin within 18 months of award and be completed within three years of commencing construction.
Separately, Resolution No. 85 authorized payment in the first instance of 100% of federal and non‑federal shares for County Route 25 over the Salmon River (PIN 775358/BIN 3338090) and appropriated $810,000 from existing funds for the County's participation under the Marchiselli program. The Legislature recorded that it would reconvene to appropriate additional funds if full costs exceed the current appropriation.
Both measures were adopted unanimously. The minutes also record the subsequent rejection of all bids for rehabilitation of the CR 25 and Lane Street bridges and a direction to rebid the project; the county’s Public Works & Services Committee handled that procurement action (Resolution No. 103).
The resolutions cite Title 23 of U.S. Code funding rules and commit the county to meet non‑federal shares and timing constraints required by federal and state aid programs. The highway superintendent and County Manager were directed to proceed with required documentation and agreements.
