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Board approves TSIP safety improvements on 395th Avenue
Summary
The Jackson County Board approved a Traffic Safety Improvement Program (TSIP) agreement for project FM-TSF-CO49(107)—5B-49 to add paved shoulders, rumble strips and markings along 1.8 miles of 395th Avenue from U.S. 52 north, authorizing chair and auditor signatures.
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors on March 17 approved a Traffic Safety Improvement Program (TSIP) agreement for project FM-TSF-CO49(107)—5B-49 to construct paved shoulders, centerline and edge line rumble strips and pavement markings on 395th Avenue for 1.8 miles from the junction with U.S. 52 north.
County Engineer Jayden Scheckel presented the project details to the board and Supervisor Mike Steines moved to approve the agreement; Supervisor Nin Flagel seconded the motion. The board recorded the vote as Aye: Schwenker, Steines, Flagel, and authorized signatures by the chair and auditor to execute the agreement.
The approved TSIP project is described in the meeting minutes as including paved shoulders, centerline and edge line rumble strips, and pavement markings; the minutes do not specify contract cost or construction schedule. The engineer provided the project identifier FM-TSF-CO49(107)—5B-49 for public reference. The project will proceed subject to execution of the signed agreement and usual county project procedures.
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