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Board backs SS4A grant application and hires consultant for CSAH 10 traffic study
Summary
Nobles County approved resolution 202435 to apply for an SS4A grant and authorized hiring KLJ for a CSAH 10 corridor traffic study with a contract cap of $14,980 to plan long-term improvements following the opening of the Intermediate School.
The Nobles County Board approved resolution 202435 authorizing an application for an Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant and agreed to hire KLJ to perform a traffic and corridor study for County State-Aid Highway (CSAH) 10. The study is intended to plan for long-term needs of the corridor after recent changes tied to the Intermediate School opening.
The board approved contracting with KLJ with a billing limit of $14,980 to complete the traffic data work and corridor analysis. Commissioner Gene Metz moved the resolution; Commissioner Chris Dybevick seconded the motion. The minutes show the county view the study as necessary both to plan improvements and to strengthen future grant applications for corridor work.
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