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Maysville aldermen approve $3,607.17 extra to keep Highway 33 work by school, replace highway tube
Summary
At a Jan. 30 special meeting, the Maysville Board of Aldermen approved an additional $3,607.17 for the Highway 33 project to cover higher-than-expected bids; the extra funding will include the area by the school and replacement of a tube under the highway but excludes more paving around the square's parking areas.
The Maysville Board of Aldermen voted Jan. 30 to provide an additional $3,607.17 to the Highway 33 project after bids came in higher than projected.
That supplemental contribution will cover work by the school and the replacement of a tube under the highway but will not fund extra paving around parking areas on the town square. The board discussed three plan options and chose the one that required the smaller city contribution while preserving critical work.
Alderman Amy Justus moved to proceed with the selected option so the highway would not have to be closed again — avoiding the cost and permitting associated with closing Highway 6 — and Alderman Peggy Harwood seconded. The motion carried.
The meeting minutes say the city will contribute the additional $3,607.17; no vote tally by individual member names or recorded nay votes appear in the minutes. The minutes do not specify further scheduling or contractor directives for the Highway 33 work.
The board adjourned at 9:25 a.m.
