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Commissioners approve administrative settlement and local agreement to fund feasibility study with Jefferson County match

Bonneville County Commissioners · July 8, 2026
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Summary

Bonneville County commissioners voted to approve an administrative settlement related to 1st Street/Ammon Road and authorized a local agreement to provide an $82,000 LTAC match (county share $41,000) for a feasibility study on 145th North Snake River Road; Jefferson County agreed to reimburse Bonnevile $41,000.

County staff presented two action items for the board.

The first item asked commissioners to review and sign an administrative settlement concerning 1st Street/Ammon Road (45th East Wyden project). A motion was made and seconded; commissioners responded in the affirmative and the motion carried.

The second item covered a local agreement for a feasibility study of 145th North Snake River Road. Staff said the project applied for BIP funding and succeeded; the total budgeted amount in the county plan was $410,000 with a local match of $82,000. Jefferson County — a co‑applicant because the bridge is shared maintenance — agreed via its commissioners to pay half the match and will provide Bonneville County $41,000. A commissioner (first speaking at SEG 638) moved to review and sign the local agreement and to authorize county cash funds for the study; the motion was seconded and commissioners voted 'Aye.' The motion carried.

County staff said they will prepare an invoice to Jefferson County for its share and will draw the local match to send LTAC as required by the program.

No roll‑call tallies appeared in the transcript; the clerks recorded the motions, second and a unanimous 'Aye' response.