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Nobles County backs Worthington’s $1M-capacity Active Transportation grant bid
Summary
The board approved Resolution 202450 supporting Worthington’s plan to build 0.8 miles of ADA-accessible shared-use path crossing CSAH 25 and approved a county letter of support for related regional planning assistance and a Parks & Trails master plan.
The Nobles County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution Nov. 19 supporting the City of Worthington’s application to MnDOT’s Active Transportation Program for up to $1 million in project funding.
The project is described in the minutes as construction of 0.8 miles of ADA-accessible concrete shared-use path that will cross County State-Aid Highway 25. Commissioner Robert S. Demuth moved approval of Resolution 202450 and Commissioner Bob Paplow seconded; the resolution was recorded as duly passed. Separately, the board also approved a letter of support for a planning assistance grant that would fund a Parks and Trails Master Plan, with the City of Worthington serving as lead agency and Nobles County participating to address county parks and highway connections.
The minutes do not include project bid details, final engineering costs or a local match amount; the county’s approval is limited to a resolution of support and participation in planning.
