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Sperry trustees commit $72,075.25 in ARPA funds to road, water and lagoon projects
Summary
The Board of Trustees approved committing the town's remaining $72,075.25 in American Rescue Plan Act funds to three local projects: Phase I asphalt ($5,000), Main Street waterline ($35,000) and aerators for the sewage lagoon ($32,075.25).
The Town of Sperry Board of Trustees voted Jan. 9 to allocate the remaining $72,075.25 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to three local projects. Trustee Melody Anderson moved the funding plan and Trustee David Cassidy seconded; the measure passed unanimously.
The approved breakdown directs $5,000 to Phase I asphalt work, $35,000 to a Main Street waterline project and $32,075.25 toward aerators for the town sewage lagoon. The minutes record the vote as: Melody Anderson, Robert Morton, Kelly Wensman, Patrick McCotter and David Cassidy — all voting yes. The town did not state a construction schedule in the minutes; Town Administrator Rick Rumsey noted separately that road paving north of West Main Street has been delayed by weather.
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