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Road commission proposes $122,000 Simpson Road rebuild; Mendon Township's share $61,000
Summary
Supervisor Kline reported the county road commission proposed resurfacing Simpson Road between Nottawa and M-66 at an estimated $122,000; the township's 50% share would be $61,000. No board vote or funding source was recorded at the Nov. 19 meeting.
At the Nov. 19 Mendon Township Board meeting, Supervisor Kline reported that the county Road Commission is proposing to redo Simpson Road between Nottawa and M-66 at an estimated total cost of $122,000, with the township's 50% share estimated at $61,000.
"The road commission is proposing to redo Simpson Rd. from Nottawa to M66. The cost of this project is $122,000.00. The Township's 50% share will be $61,000.00," Supervisor Kline told the board. The minutes record this as a report from the Road Commission meeting Kline attended; the board did not take a formal vote on funding at this session.
The minutes do not specify a proposed funding source, timing for construction, or whether the estimate includes engineering or contingencies. The board did not record any motion to commit funds during the Nov. 19 meeting. Further consideration, including possible budgeting or formal approval, would be expected at a future meeting if the township pursues the project.
The meeting record does not identify the Road Commission representative or provide additional details about the project timeline or bidding process.
