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Town to sign $4,040 memorandum for road erosion inventory tied to grant
Summary
The Addington County Regional Commission submitted a $4,040 memorandum of agreement to perform a road erosion inventory using grant funding awarded to the town; board members agreed the MOA aligns with the awarded grant and supported signing to proceed with work.
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The Select Board reviewed and agreed to sign a memorandum of agreement with the Addington County Regional Commission to complete a road erosion inventory funded by a $4,040 grant the town received.
A staff member explained the MOA covers the scope of work matching the grant award and that state funds are intended to be used to procure the inventory work. "The state wants it done, so they give me money to have somebody to do it," one Committee member said, noting it is a standard grant arrangement. Members confirmed the award and expressed support for signing the agreement so that work can move forward.
The board also reviewed reimbursement paperwork for work on Jepson Road and discussed the accounting of fringe benefits and equipment costs for grant reimbursement; one example cited was a $5,600 reimbursement submission for past work. Staff were directed to finalize the MOA signature and coordinate with the regional commission to schedule work under the grant.

