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Corinth approves $532,900 Laberge proposal, authorizes NYWIIA application for Main St/Sherman Ave project
Summary
The Village Board approved a $532,900 proposal from Laberge Group for grant writing and engineering tied to a NYS Water Infrastructure Improvement Act (NYWIIA) application for the Main Street/Sherman Avenue project and passed Resolution #15 authorizing the mayor to apply for and execute grant documents.
The Village of Corinth Board on July 1 approved mayoral signature on a Laberge Group proposal to provide grant-writing and engineering services for a Main Street/Sherman Avenue project, with the proposal priced at $532,900. The Board then passed Resolution #15 authorizing the mayor to apply for and execute all documents related to a NYS Water Infrastructure Improvement Act (NYWIIA) grant for the project.
Board discussion and the vote were procedural in nature; the resolution carried on a 3–0 vote of Trustees Clark, Kietzman and Stollery. Mayor Miller led the meeting and indicated Laberge Group will prepare the NYWIIA application as proposed. The proposal and resolution were presented as part of the meeting’s New Business agenda and are intended to secure state grant funding to support planned infrastructure work on Main Street and Sherman Avenue.
The action ties the Village’s engineering and grant-application work to a defined grant program. The Board noted Laberge Group would handle both grant writing and the engineering scope for the project at the stated contract price. No formal public comment on the Main Street/Sherman Avenue application was recorded at the meeting.
Next steps described by the Board include the mayor signing the proposal and the municipal staff and Laberge Group moving forward to prepare and submit the NYWIIA application and associated documentation required by the state grant program.
